I am wondering, which procedures can a family medicine doc perform that would generate maximum compensation?
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Procedures in FM?
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The list that we can is quite large.
The list that the vast majority do much less so.
Biggest bang for your buck that I see is cosmetics: Botox, lasers, that sort of stuff.
The list that the vast majority do much less so.
Biggest bang for your buck that I see is cosmetics: Botox, lasers, that sort of stuff.
Suturing, skin biopsy, EKG, ear lavage, in-house laboratory are some procedures that I do in a family medicine clinic. I also notice that my supervising physician prefers injections (Solumedrol, Decadrol, Rocephin, Vitamin 12), which bring significant revenue to the clinic.
Expand that to include vaginal deliveries and C sections in very rural communities.
Or in the military if you don’t mind the uniform.
Some places FM does scopes. If you get quick, a half morning of EGDs for upper abdominal pain and screening CEs can be lucrative.
