Resources for the Business Side of Medicine

RESOURCES

Being a physician prepared you to care for patients. Owning a business asks you to learn a whole different set of skills.

The FoundHER MD Resource Library is designed to make that part easier.

Explore practical articles, newsletters, guides, reports and tools created for women physicians who want to better understand their business, make smarter decisions and grow with confidence.

No unnecessary jargon. No business degree required. Just useful information you can actually apply.

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Owning a Business

The things no one teaches you about actually running a practice.

From understanding how your business works to making better decisions about operations, priorities, vendors, strategy and growth, these resources help you become more confident in the owner side of your role.

Growth & Marketing

Turn great medicine into a business people can find, understand and choose.

Explore practical strategies for attracting the right patients, strengthening your brand, improving your marketing and growing the services you actually want to grow.

Money & Financial Confidence

Know your numbers without becoming an accountant.

Learn how to think about revenue, profit, expenses, pricing, margins, cash flow and the financial decisions that shape the future of your business.

Physician Entrepreneurship

Your MD can be the beginning of more than one kind of business.

Explore ideas, lessons and resources for physicians building something beyond the traditional practice — from new services and products to education, consulting, investing and entirely new ventures.

Leadership & Team

Build a business that doesn’t depend on you doing everything.

Practical guidance for leading people, setting expectations, creating accountability, hiring well and building a team that can grow with you.

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YOU’RE NOT ALONE

You Don’t Have to Figure Out the Business Side Alone

FoundHER MD brings together practical business education, real physician experience and lessons from outside of medicine so you can make stronger decisions without having to learn everything the hard way.