At NewScript, we’re dedicated to helping you grow professionally and pursue the career of your dreams.

To that end, we have created the NewScript Nonclinical Career Summit 2023.

This Summit was designed to:

• Introduce you to fulfilling nonclinical careers and side jobs,
• Inspire you to overcome limiting beliefs and take bold action, and,
• Teach you how to pursue the most popular nontraditional jobs.

To help as many clinicians as possible, registration for the live lectures and Q&A was available at no cost.

Once the Summit began, only those who purchased the All Action Pass could access the recorded lectures.

Following the close of the Summit, the All Action Pass Recordings sold for $249.00.

For a limited time, the All Action Pass can be obtained for $199.00.

For those of you who are serious about implementing the strategies discussed during the Summit, we now offer the Lifetime All Access Pass to the video and audio recordings and bonus materials from our presenters, at a very low price of $199.00. But this price is only available for a few more days.

See the information below for more details about the faculty and topics covered during their lectures.

The feedback on the Summit has been very positive, with lots of inspiration, encouragement, and actionable steps to implement for those looking for fulfilling work outside the high-volume, corporate-style healthcare environment.

NewScript Nonclinical Career Summit

Overview

Jen Barna MD is a practicing radiologist and founder and CEO of DocWorking. This company helps physicians and other healthcare professionals maximize meaning and purpose in life in and out of work. DocWorking delivers comprehensive solutions to combat and prevent burnout and makes professional coaching by experts widely accessible to doctors and the entire healthcare team, on the principle that the time has come to prioritize the health and well-being of healthcare professionals. Jen is also the co-host of DocWorking: The Whole Physician Podcast, now ranked as a top physician podcast. In her session, you’ll learn the 3 key components to look for in a Success Coaching Program, and how your continuing education budget can pay to prioritize your own well-being.

Norman Chapin, MD is a dynamic and results-driven SENIOR HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVE specializing in quality management. He has extensive expertise in patient safety, medical staff governance and peer review, Lean management, process improvement, regulatory accreditation/compliance, payer quality, and clinical informatics. In his session, you’ll learn why he chose to pursue an advanced degree and what factors to consider when deciding when and where to obtain one.

Andrew Wilner, MD is Associate Professor of Neurology at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Among the earliest clinical advocates of locum tenens medical practice, Dr. Wilner discovered the freedom, flexibility, and financial rewards it offers early in his career. Locum tenens has allowed him to work in a variety of settings while avidly pursuing journalism, travel, and scuba diving. Having authored and published several clinically focused books, he released The Locum Life, A Physician’s Guide to Locum Tenens in January 2019. In his session, you’ll learn the pros and cons when compared to traditional practice, and the key steps to take to prepare for locum tenens work.

Cherisa Sandrow, DO spent 15 years practicing traditional family medicine, including obstetrics, after graduating from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. She made the switch to telemedicine in 2015. After completing the Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Coaching, Speaking, Leadership, and Training Development Program, she joined the John Maxwell Team as a speaker and instructor. And she began teaching other physicians to use telemedicine as a temporary or long-term option to gain more freedom and flexibility. In this session, you’ll learn the top 3 benefits of telehealth/telemedicine for physicians, and the key steps to take to prepare for a telemedicine career.

Debra Blaine, MD has been an Urgent Care and Family Medicine Physician for over 30 years. Her greatest love is writing especially thrillers. Already in print are Beyond the Pillars of Salt, Undue Influences, and CODE BLUE: The Other End of the Stethoscope. She is a Certified Professional Coach, Master Trainer, and Certified Group Leader Coach, and she works primarily with healthcare professionals who are struggling with burnout and searching for more fulfillment in their careers. She self-published her books and teaches writing and self-publishing to other authors. In her session, you’ll learn Why you should consider publishing a book and the key steps and tools to use to publish a book.

Nerissa Kreher, MD is a board-certified Pediatric Endocrinologist, with a combination of academic, clinical research, and biotechnology industry experience. She currently works as the Chief Medical Officer of a biotechnology company. She also helps physicians understand the possibilities in the pharmaceutical industry through her coaching services at the Pharma IndustryMDCoach. In her session, she will describe the pros and cons of pursuing a career in the pharma industry and she’ll discuss 3 popular jobs and how to approach them.

Jeep Naum is a family physician, marital coach, and author. He is the author of the book What’s Forever For?: A Physician’s Guide for Everlasting Love and Success in Marriage. He and his wife Vanessa coach stressed physicians and healthcare professionals who feel overworked, underappreciated, exhausted, and disconnected, but want to feel true joy and connection in their relationships. In their session, you’ll learn how How a major career change affects marriage and 3 ways to deal with a “marital storm” and other relationship challenges.

Tom Davis, MD is THE national expert in value-based healthcare delivery and full-risk insurance contracting. A family physician, angel investor, founder of 6 companies, and co-founder of 8, he is a sought-after consultant, speaker, and trusted advisor. He is also the co-founder of NewScript. One of the questions he most often gets from his clinician colleagues is: “How do I become an adviser for venture capital firms?” In his session, you’ll learn the pros and cons of working with VC firms and the simple steps you can take to join multiple early-stage start-ups.