Premium Content: Inside the real finances of a new attending

Exploring the win's and loss's after 1 year of being an attending

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Aakash Kaushik
September 23, 2025

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Today, you get to take a real deep dive into the finances of a new grad physician who has been working for a year. We will keep identity and employer information anonymous, but discuss certain details that will put things into context.

Our physician is a new grad who works as a hospitalist as a new grad. She is an employed W2 physician who is currently making. . . . .

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