The Independent Pediatrician: The Challenges and Rewards of Independence

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This issue focuses on pediatricians like you who stand up for what they believe in - starting a business from scratch, fighting big insurance, or practicing in an economically disadvantaged community.

 

The road to practice independence isn't always easy, but the rewards are many. This publication focuses on the many private practice pediatricians who care for children and adolescents and to tell their stories of independence in a changing healthcare landscape.

This issue focuses on pediatricians like you who stand up for what they believe in - starting a business from scratch, fighting big insurance, or practicing in an economically disadvantaged community.

For more information, please go to www.independentpediatrician.com

Letter from John Canning, PCC President and Founder

 

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