It's no wonder that you, a medical practitioner, has focused your career in the healthcare market. It occupies 1/6th of the U.S. economy. Moreover, you are in the top 20 highest paying jobs. You probably see yourself in the chart below. 

    Top 20 Highest Paying Careers in the US (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2014)

    1. Anesthesiologists - US$246,320
    2. Surgeons - US$240,440
    3. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons -US$219,600
    4. Obstetricians and Gynecologists - US$214,750
    5. Orthodontists - US$201,030
    6. Physicians and Surgeons (broad) - US$194,990
    7. Internists, General - US$190,530
    8. Physicians and Surgeons, All Other - US$189,760
    9. Family and General Practitioners - US$186,320
    10. Psychiatrists - US$182,700
    11. Chief Executives - US$180,700
    12. Dentists (broad) - US$170,940
    13. Dentists, All Other Specialists - US$164,780
    14. Dentists, General - US$166,810
    15. Nurse Anesthetists - US$158,900
    16. Petroleum Engineers - US$147,520
    17. Prosthodontists - US$142,830
    18. Architectural and Engineer Managers - US$138,720
    19. Podiatrists - US$137,480
    20. Marketing Managers - US$137,400
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    If you want to make bank, go to med school.

    Are you surprised? I don't think so. Even though CEOs pull in a pretty penny, doctors make even more.


    Look at the photo on the left. Those people sporting scrubs and stethoscopes bring home fatter paychecks than those donning suits. And you can see the hard numbers in the chart above. 


    Hard data says that these salaries will only grow in the future. 

    What's that you say? You need more patients for your practice. You've spent all those years and money to get where you're at. But you're still not earning the income you desire. 

     

    It's not that you haven't tried. You've place ads in the local papers and business directories. You've even joined local business associations and given a few speeches. Still, that surge of patients hasn't happened.  

     

    I bet you even have a web site. You paid the local high school whiz kid to put something up on the internet. But that was about it. You're not even sure if it is even worth it. But that would be a big mistake. You would be leaving a lot of money on the table.