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JOHN SHUFELDT, MD, JD, MBA, FACEP
It sounded like a great job. You saw the ad in the back of JUCM and contacted the person listed at the bottom. He seemed pleasant enough on the phone and the pay was what you thought was the market rate for the area.
The next day, you drove over for the interview, which consisted of only four questions (the first being “If you were a tree…” and the last being “When can you start?”), toured the center, and signed the employment contract over lunch at the Arby’s with the retail clinic inside.
Test the Waters Before Signing an Employment Contract
John Shufeldt, MD, JD, MBA, FACEP
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