Chair: Jacob Greenberg, MD
Faculty: Jon Gould, MD; Aurora Pryor, MD; and Daniel Wallach
December 9, 2014
professional development by Dr. Jon Gould–2:55
disclosures–4:27
7 habits of highly effective people–5:36
build your clinical practice–11:23
be proactive–15:35
success breeds success–16:30
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