The physician financial literacy gap nobody addresses
When I started earning a real income as a surgeon, I was thirty-two years old and financially illiterate. Nobody had taught me anything about money. Not medical school. Not my mentors. Not the hospital. Not the senior surgeons I admired.
I knew how to stop bleeding. I did not know how compound interest worked.
That personal anecdote is not the point. The point is that it is not personal at all. It …
The physician financial literacy gap nobody addresses
