Joey Bluhm, MD FACS

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Joey Bluhm, MD FACS

Joey Bluhm, MD FACS

@bluhmMD

General Surgeon in Houston, Mem City, Katy, Cypress. Specializing in Biliary, Hernia, and other general surgical procedures. Please ask questions

Houston, Texas Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
What was the best thing that happened to you during residency?
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American College of Surgeons@AmCollSurgeons·
An @acsJACS study on academic surgeon financial compensation in the US found that inflation outpaced salaries, threatening the sustainability of academic surgery and risking undermining the healthcare system’s ability to meet future demands. brnw.ch/21wTLGr
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WH40Keri@crunchychocobo·
After 614 days, I used my first Streak Freeze in @duolingo. Maybe I can make it another 614 days.
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
What’s the best piece of financial advice you’ve ever received?
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Joey Bluhm, MD FACS@bluhmMD·
@olsonplanner I’d agree with 3 years and no path partnership is bad and 65% overhead is also bad. Has this been the same payment structure for 3 years?
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Hey ortho docs! I know someone who is an orthopedic hand/upper extremity surgeon, works as an employee in a private practice. They're paying $325k. Above $1mil in collections, they get 35% of collections. Doesn’t get the internal referrals for hand. Is this good?
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
He gives great advice - for people drowning in debt. But once your income, complexity, and goals evolve, his rigid, fear-based rules can actually hold you back. Financial planning requires adaptiveness.
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Some of the worst financial advice Dave Ramsey gives (and what to do instead):
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Smart financial moves doctors make: • Getting advice early - not after major mistakes • Automating saving + investing • Spending intentionally • Buying insurance before they need it • Saying no to common “doctor” FOMO
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Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Find a disability insurance agent who will actually advocate for you if/when you file a claim. Stephanie talks about the importance of this in tomorrow's episode of @PhysicianCents!
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Joey Bluhm, MD FACS
Joey Bluhm, MD FACS@bluhmMD·
@EPotterMD It’s a lost cause. Too many doctors have become employed by hospital systems who negotiate lower rates for the physician reimbursement, who in return, get higher facility fees. This lowers the fair market value for the private physician.
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Elisabeth Potter MD@EPotterMD·
For the doctors out there: It’s time we talk about how unfair the business of medicine has become for providers. If you’ve tried to negotiate fair pay with insurance—whether it worked or not—I want to hear your story. Tag me or share it in the comments. We can’t fix what we don’t talk about.
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Me after making my 2024 tax payment and my 2025 Q1 estimate one day early.
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Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
First word that comes to your mind. Go.
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Joey Bluhm, MD FACS
Joey Bluhm, MD FACS@bluhmMD·
@AmCollSurgeons There are plenty of colorectal surgeons. They just choose to not take emergency calls. And hospitals choose not to pay them to cover call despite wanting fewer complications and fewer infections.
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American College of Surgeons@AmCollSurgeons·
Should general or specialized surgeons manage specialty emergencies? In a country with a strained surgical workforce but also a patient population that values surgical specialization, the answer to this question is not so straightforward. Read more ⤵️ brnw.ch/21wRiSO
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Joey Bluhm, MD FACS@bluhmMD·
@olsonplanner I don’t understand this debate. Nobody wants to pay doctors more much less start paying medical students. They are there to learn. If they aren’t learning during that overnight shift, then that is the fault of the student or school or both.
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
While all the doctors debate the merits of making the unpaid med students work overnight shifts, the admins work 9 to 5 and make more money than the pediatricians.
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Joey Bluhm, MD FACS@bluhmMD·
@olsonplanner There is no leverage for getting out of call because you think you are the best. Leverage depends on the structure of the group and basically $$$$
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Tyler Olson, EA
Tyler Olson, EA@olsonplanner·
Say you're a really great surgeon, mid-career, working in a small private practice. All of the surgeons are in the call pool. But you think you're the best amongst the surgeons. Is there leverage here to jump out of the call pool?
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