Tools &
Tips
These two time-savers (one for M.D.s, one for D.O.s ) will link you to both the official licensing requirement pages and to downloadable application forms with a click on the blue bull's-eye.
For reasons known only to them, some states are perpetually moving their information site addresses. So if you find a link that's suddenly gone out of whack, please let us know.
Tip of the day:
In negotiations, timing turns out to be more important than you'd think (and definitely more important than it should be. A perfectly reasonable requirement can appear to be an obstinate demand if it only surfaces at the end of negotiations. To the other party, this can look like evidence of someone who will never be satisfied.
That's why we advise you to take stock and deeply consider your major areas of need before the negotiating conversations begin (in fact, before the interviewing begins). If you like, we'd be happy to go over some of the common issues you'll probably want to consider.
Other stuff
"Planning a Move"
is a portal full of resources you're bound to find useful
"About that Town" is an astonishingly comprehensive data source for just about every hamlet in the country. We became convinced as soon as we clicked on Wolfeboro, NH (our headquarters) and it had more (and fresher) information than our town site!
DrSource can't specifically recommend the hundreds of sources and opinions mixed in here -- but we find browsing through the categories, calculators, and threads can give a practical jump-start for serious relocation planning.
