Video: Larry Muroff, MD, at RSNA 2011, Says Relationships Mean Everything
If you don’t want radiology to become a commodity, just connect. That’s the advice Larry Muroff, MD, CEO and President of Imaging Consultants, Tampa, delivered at RSNA 2011.
If you don’t want radiology to become a commodity, just connect. That’s the advice Larry Muroff, MD, CEO and President of Imaging Consultants, Tampa, delivered at RSNA 2011.
If you don’t want radiology to become a commodity, just connect. That’s the advice Larry Muroff, MD, CEO and President of Imaging Consultants, Tampa, delivered at RSNA 2011.
Muroff suggested that building personal and political relationships in your community – with referring physicians and the local hospital administrators – is what will make or break a practice in an era of healthcare reform and consolidation.
Burnout in Radiology: Key Risk Factors and Promising Solutions
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