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Moonlighting as a Fellow?
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Some commercial labs allow fellows to work. You can sign out some surgicals or the lab can assign a staff to co-sign cases prepared by the fellow. But, you need to know someone (staff pathologist) who will be comfortable at co-signing with you. During fellowship I earned more than my salary with moonlighting! And there are plenty of commercial labs in Boston.Asking for a friend - is anyone moonlighting as a fellow. Are there any central resources or well knows ways to go about this. At least in Boston there don't seem to be too many positions?
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Some commercial labs allow fellows to work. You can sign out some surgicals or the lab can assign a staff to co-sign cases prepared by the fellow. But, you need to know someone (staff pathologist) who will be comfortable at co-signing with you. During fellowship I earned more than my salary with moonlighting! And there are plenty of commercial labs in Boston.
Note: I reviewed the above post and concur.
Pick up the phone and start calling private practices and dermpath guys. I did that and found a gig with in couple of days. Its a good way to local networking too.
I moonlighted in residency. A local private practice group paid me 800 to gross on saturdays which took about 4 hours. Then I got another 800 of there was an autopsy which only happened
once
once
So what's the deal with malpractice coverage for gross only moonlighting?
All I know is I didnt have to buy any. Because I worked so infrequently I was covered under one of the partners.
My program didn't allow moonlighting, so make sure your program allows it if you want to do it.