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Financial Planning Handbook for Physicians and Advisors

Author(s): David E. Marcinko, NREMT-P, MBA, MBA, Medical Business Advisors, Medical Business Advisors
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  • ISBN-13: 9780763745790
  • ISBN-10:0763745790
  • Paperback    312 pages      © 2005
Price: International Sales $134.95 US List
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Overview

Managed care and government-led initiatives to control health care costs have decreased physician compensation. Physicians must now carefully plan their practices and seek financial security in a manner that is markedly different from other professionals. To do so, physicians and their advisors must be well informed about the growing range of financial planning options to choose the course that balances risk, cost, time horizon, outcome and their own personal economic style. This innovative guide confronts the reality that personal financial planning for physicians is decidedly more complex than it is in other professions.

Financial Planning for Physicians and Advisors describes a personal financial planning program to help doctors avoid the perils of harsh economic sacrifice. It outlines how to select a knowledgeable financial advisor and develop a comprehensive personal financial plan, and includes important sections on: insurance and risk management, asset diversification and modern portfolio construction, income tax and retirement planning, and succession and estate planning. When fully implemented with a professional’s assistance, this book will help physicians and their financial advisors develop an effective long-term financial plan.

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Chapter 1: BRIDGING FINANCIAL PLANNING AND HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY
(Life Planning, Behavioral Economics, Trading Addiction and the Art of Money)
David Edward Marcinko
Eugene Schmuckler
Kenneth H. Shubin-Stein
Richard B. Wagner

Chapter 2: THE ECONOMIC BASIS FOR PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING
(Restraining Immediate Consumption ... Promoting Delayed Gratification)  
David Edward Marcinko
Hope Rachel Hetico
Rachel Pentin-Maki

Chapter 3: BUILDING A SOLID FOUNDATION WITH INSURANCE
(Appreciating Odds and Statistics through the Law of Large Numbers)
Gary A. Cook

Chapter 4: DECIPHERING PERSONAL INCOME TAX PRINICPLES
(Understanding the Intellectual and Ethical Pursuit of Tax Avoidance)
Charles L. Bucek, Jr.
Thomas P. McGuinness

Chapter 5: MEDICAL OFFICE TAX REDUCTION STRATEGIES
(Implementing Short and Long Term Techniques)
Thomas P. McGuinness

Chapter 6: INTRODUCTION TO INVESTMENT CONCEPTS
(Analyzing Securities, Judging Risks ... Achieving Returns)
Jeffery S. Coons
Christopher J. Cummings

Chapter 7: PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
(Identifying Appropriating Investments ... Constructing a Proper Portfolio)
Jeffery S. Coons
Christopher J. Cummings

Chapter 8: MILESTONES IN RETIREMENT PLANNING
(Getting off the Practice Treadmill ... Achieving Inner Peace)
Alexander M. Kimura
Robert J. Greenberg
Richard P. Moran

Chapter 9: ESTATE PLANNING AND EXECUTION
(Bequeathing Fruits of Labor ... Avoiding Government Confiscation)
Lawrence E. Howes
Joel B. Javer

Chapter 10: SELECTING FINANCIAL ADVISORS WISELY
(Choosing Consultants ... Realizing the Value of Time)
Daniel B. Moisand

 

 


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ShowAbout the Author(s)

David E. Marcinko, NREMT-P, MBA, MBA-Medical Business Advisors, Medical Business Advisors

David Edward Marcinko is a healthcare economist, adjunctive clinical professor and former private practitioner from Temple University, in Philadelphia. In the past, he edited three practice management textbooks and four personal financial planning books for physicians and healthcare professionals.  His clinical publications are archived in the Library of Congress, and the Library of Medicine at the National Institute of Health. His economic thought leadership essays have been referenced by Investment Advisor Magazine, Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), American College of Medical Practice Executives (ACMPE), American College of Physician Executives (ACPE), JAMA.ama-assn.org, Healthcare Management Associates (HMA), CFP© Biz (Journal of Financial Planning), Financial Planner’s Library Online, and the Business of Medical Practice, among others. A favorite on the lecture circuit, Dr. Marcinko speaks frequently to medical societies and financial institutions throughout the country, in an entertaining and witty fashion. 

 

Professor Marcinko received his undergraduate degree from Loyola College, in Baltimore, his business degree from the Keller Graduate School of Management, in Chicago, and his financial planning diploma from Oglethorpe University, in Atlanta. He is a licensee of the Certified Financial Planner© Board of Standards, in Denver, and holds the Certified Medical Planner© Designation. 

 

He earned a Series #7 (general securities), Series #63 (uniform securities state law) and Series #65 (investment advisory) license from the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), and a life, health, disability, variable annuity and property-casualty license, from the State of Georgia.  He is also a board certified surgical fellow.

 

Previously, Dr. Marcinko was co-founder of an ambulatory surgery center that was sold to a publicly traded company; Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ); American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physician (ABQAURP); medical staff vice president of a general hospital; assistant residency director; founder of a computer based testing firm for doctors; and president of a regional physician practice management corporation in the Mid-West.

 

Currently, Dr. Marcinko is Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Medical Business Advisors, Inc., a national resource center and referral alliance providing financial stability and managerial peace-of-mind to struggling physician clients.

 

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  • “…All physicians, and their advisors, are well served by reading this book with its step-by-step process for financial success in a complicated business full of pitfalls and misinformation. Simply put, my recommendation is to read Financial Planning for Physicians and Advisors and ‘reap’.”

    -- Frank A. Cappiello
    President, McCullough, Andrews & Cappiello, Inc.
    Distinguished Visiting Professor of Finance
    Loyola College, Maryland

    "This book would make an excellent reference for teaching medical students and residents the basics of monetary management. I highly recommend this book and commend Dr. Marcinko and the Institute of Medical Business Advisors, Inc. on a job well done."

    --  Manuel J. Colón, MD, American College of Physycian Executives

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This book should be in the hands of all physicians whether in group or individual practice.

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