Low workload
Posted By: MT on 2006-11-19
In Reply to: Does anyone else freak when work runs low? - FOMT
A bunch of my docs took early vacations starting this week, but I do clinic work.
This time of year is a great time to pick up overflow work. With 21 years of experience, I would start calling local clinics or hospitals and asking if they need some help over the holidays. You can keep the other gig for a couple more weeks and fill in with the overflow.
If 7 cpl is the top of the scale there, start looking elsewhere. That's way too low for 21 years.
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