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The market is up…the market is down…the sky is falling…the best year ever!! Welcome back to our monthly financial podcast, Money Minutes for Doctors. This month we talk with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors, about the rollercoaster that was the world of finance in 2018 and where the market appears to be headed in the coming months.
Welcome back to our monthly financial podcast! In this episode we jump back into contracts with part two of one of the most important topics for a physician coming out of residency. As usual, our talk is with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors. Enjoy!!
Welcome to the 9th installment of our monthly podcast dedicated to financial education and wellness, Money Minutes for Doctors. This month we sit down with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors, to talk about an often neglected topic in financial planning, what to do when encountered with the unspeakable reality of a catastrophe. In the past six months alone, communities on the east and west coasts of the United States have absorbed natural disasters that have left cities and towns in shambles. The human toll is staggering and many families are left to start from scratch following devastating circumstances. While catastrophes come in many forms: disability, loss of a loved one, job loss, loss of home, etc…planning for the worst does not have to be as painful as the topic implies.
Welcome to the eighth edition of our monthly financial podcast, Money Minutes for Doctors. This month we take a look at financial trends unique to female physicians. Todays doctors are going to be working harder, logging longer hours, and getting paid less; thus the need to stay engaged with one’s finances, and to work closely with a qualified financial advisor to build financial security. This month Katherine Vessnes uses her expertise in guiding female clients to examine some of the mistakes that female doctors make as well as taking a look at strategies to build a solid all-around financial foundation.
In this episode of the Brown Emergency Medicine Podcast Series we speak with Dr. Steven Selbst, a pediatric emergency medicine physician in Wilmington, DE. Dr. Selbst discusses his path in medicine – having first completed a residency in pediatrics and then becoming one of the first pediatric emergency medicine physicians. He offers tips he’s learned along the way and words of wisdom regarding medico-legal issues, which he has significant experience speaking and writing about.
In this episode of Money Minutes for Doctors, Dr Kristina McAteer talks to financial advisor Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors about the new tax laws and how they will impact physicians.
In this episode of the Brown Emergency Medicine Podcast Series we interview Dr. Arlene Chung, one of our own emergency medicine residency graduates and a leader in the world of wellness, who returned to Brown EM recently as a Grand Rounds speaker. Dr. Chung is the Associate Residency Director at Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai and holds numerous leadership positions promoting well-being in medicine.
Financial stressors are a significant barrier to physican wellness. In this podcast, Dr Kristina McAteer interviews Katherine Vaseness, a certified financial planner known for her work in ethics and financial services.
Dr. Rich Levitan is widely regarded as an expert in emergency airway management. He visited Brown EM as a guest lecturer in October 2017 and sat down with resident Dr Jessie Werner to discuss his career, how he became a legend in airway management, and his advice for learners in emergency medicine.