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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2023 · 3 MIN

Coffee & Contacts: Credentialing Delays in Employment

from Financial Residency · host Jon Appino

In this message, Jon from Contract Diagnostics discusses the issue of credentialing delays in the employment of physicians. He mentions receiving emails from physicians who are experiencing delays in starting their jobs due to credentialing issues. Jon believes that if physicians have fulfilled all their obligations and met the initial requirements for credentialing, they should not be harmed by delays caused by their employer.  He recommends including language in contracts that ensures payment to physicians on their agreed-upon start date, as long as they have fulfilled their credentialing requirements.  Jon also mentions that some employers may offer alternative arrangements, such as partial credentialing packages or proctoring programs, while the credentialing process is underway.  He encourages physicians facing these delays to reach out to Contract Diagnostics for assistance and reminds them that Contract Diagnostics can also provide help with contract analysis and compensation analysis. LINK: www.ContractDiagnostics.com To sign up for the webinar, go to https://contractdiagnostics.com/cdx-educational-lecture/.

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