Arun Ganti, MD
Arun Ganti is an emergency medicine physician and co-founder and CEO, Backlode.
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Here are some specific ways for medical trainees to save on their move. Timing is everything When is the exact timing of your move? Are you flexible? Think about your situation: you graduate medical school, pack up, and then move…
Here are some specific ways for medical trainees to save on their move.
Timing is everything
When is the exact timing of your move? Are you flexible? Think about your situation: you graduate medical school, pack up, and then move for residency. Right?
Most moving companies are busiest (read: most expensive) between May and September when they know you are likely to move. With Match Day in mid-to-late March, getting an early start …
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How to save money when moving for residency
Physician finance

Each spring, thousands of students and residents will relocate for their next career stages facing the same question: How am I supposed to move my stuff? The answer is varied and can be surprisingly complex. Relocation is part of any…
Each spring, thousands of students and residents will relocate for their next career stages facing the same question: How am I supposed to move my stuff? The answer is varied and can be surprisingly complex.
Relocation is part of any industry, but medical trainees, in particular, relocate during a narrow time frame often without any employer reimbursement.
How does your move fit in with other major life events such as a wedding …
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Pro tips for residency or fellowship relocation
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