Episode #102: A Flexible & Rewarding Side Gig – Plasma Center Medical Director

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Physicians pursue side gigs for a variety of reasons, such as earning extra money, adding variety to their practice, or testing the waters in a new field. Today’s returning guest, Dr. Helen Rhodes, is here to discuss a little known side gig that covers all three of these bases- being a medical director at a plasma center. Dr. Rhodes will share how she found this hidden gem of a role, what the responsibilities are, why she finds it so rewarding, and how you can pursue this position if it interests you.

In this episode we’re talking about:

  • The path that led Dr. Rhodes to her first plasma center role
  • Why our perception of plasma centers may differ from reality
  • The (flexible!) hours, call, and work schedule for this position
  • What Helen finds to be most challenging and rewarding in her work
  • The training, responsibilities, and job scope for this role
  • Which types of physicians are best suited for this work
  • Typical reimbursement for plasma center medical directors

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Episode #47: Dr. Rhode’s Reentry to OB Story + Locum Tenens

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