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The 1099 Tax Doctor is hosted by Eric Wright. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 16 episodes.

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The 1099 Tax Doctor has published 16 episodes.

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The 1099 Tax Doctor

Hosted by Eric Wright · business · EN · 16 episodes

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Prescribing clarity for 1099 physicians, one tax strategy at a time.

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What is The 1099 Tax Doctor?

The 1099 Tax Doctor is a business podcast hosted by Eric Wright, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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The 1099 Tax Doctor
How AI Is Transforming Healthcare Without Replacing Doctors
Aug 12, 202632 min
What if AI's biggest impact on healthcare isn't replacing doctors—but helping them deliver better care? In this episode, Dr. Eric Wright and Jenna Wright are joined by Dr. Ravi Raheja, pediatrician, entrepreneur, and founder of Triage Logic, to discuss how AI, remote care, and robotics are reshaping the future of healthcare. You'll learn: How AI can improve patient care without replacing doctors or nurses Why remote triage could become the new front door to healthcare How Dr. Raheja built a healthcare company serving over 42 million patients What the next generation of AI-powered healthcare will look like Practical lessons on turning a real-world problem into a successful business Whether you're a healthcare professional, entrepreneur, or simply curious about the future of medicine, this episode offers a fascinating look at where healthcare is headed. Watch now, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if you enjoyed the episode! Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (00:55) Meet Dr. Ravi Raheja (01:40) What Triage Logic Does (02:44) How the Business Started (04:08) Building Remote Healthcare Technology (06:29) Bootstrapping the Company (08:06) Using AI in Patient Triage (11:21) AI Helps Nurses, Not Replaces Them (13:33) How COVID Changed Remote Care (14:53) The Future of Healthcare and Robotics (17:49) Building AI Powered Robots (20:43) Why Business Owners Must Learn AI (23:42) From Idea to Successful Business (28:02) How AI Accelerates Software Development (30:05) Final Thoughts and Where to Learn More #AI #Healthcare #ArtificialIntelligence #MedicalTechnology #FutureOfMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #Telemedicine #Doctors
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He stopped accepting insurance. It changed everything
Jul 22, 202639 min
What if you could build a thriving medical practice without relying on insurance companies? In this episode, Dr. Josh Umbehr , family physician, entrepreneur, and founder of Atlas MD, shares how he helped pioneer the Direct Primary Care (DPC) movement and built a practice focused on patients instead of paperwork. You'll discover: Why Direct Primary Care is changing the future of medicine. How he launched and grew a profitable practice from residency. The low-cost marketing strategies that fueled rapid growth. How transparent pricing, in-office medication dispensing, and the right technology benefit both doctors and patients. Why simplifying healthcare can improve patient care and physician satisfaction. If you're a physician, healthcare entrepreneur, or curious about innovative healthcare models, this episode is full of practical insights you can apply. Like, subscribe, and let us know in the comments: Could Direct Primary Care become the future of healthcare? Timestamps: (00:00) Why Direct Primary Care Works (00:24) Meet Dr. Josh Umbehr (02:12) The Origins of Direct Primary Care (05:00) Launching a Practice From Residency (08:03) Funding the Startup (11:02) Marketing a DPC Practice (17:06) What Patients Actually Pay For (22:15) Growing to a Profitable Practice (26:38) Regulations and In-Office Medication (30:52) Building Atlas MD (36:27) Advice for Doctors Starting DPC #DirectPrimaryCare #DPC #HealthcareInnovation #PhysicianEntrepreneur #PracticeManagement #IndependentPractice #MedicineFuture #PatientCare
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What Dying Patients Regret Most About Their Lives
Jul 1, 202635 min
What if the biggest regret at the end of your life isn't what you did, but what you never dared to do? In this eye-opening conversation, hospice physician, bestselling author, and Earn & Invest host Dr. Jordan Grumet shares the powerful lessons he's learned from caring for people in their final days. Time and again, he found that people rarely regret failure—they regret the dreams they never pursued. Dr. Grumet explores: The most common regrets people carry to the end of life Why financial independence doesn't automatically create happiness The difference between having enough money and feeling like you're enough Why purpose isn't found, but built through action How thinking about mortality can help you make better decisions today If you're chasing success, planning for retirement, or wondering what comes next after achieving your goals, this conversation may change how you think about purpose, happiness, and what truly matters. Watch now and discover how to build a life with fewer regrets and more meaning. Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (00:27) Dr. Grummet’s Background (03:25) What Dying Patients Teach Us (04:40) The Regret of Playing It Safe (07:26) Surprising Lessons About Death (09:45) Death as a Guide for Living (10:24) Common End-of-Life Regrets (12:07) Why Relationships Matter Most (13:47) Purpose Beyond Family (14:02) Big P vs Little P Purpose (17:15) How to Build Purpose (18:38) The Healthcare Heist Explained (21:13) Why Healthcare Won’t Change Easily (24:48) Finding Financial Independence (25:11) Financial Independence vs Enough (27:33) What Happens After Retirement (27:57) Meaning and Purpose Defined (31:04) Why Feeling Enough Matters (32:58) Final Thoughts #Purpose #FinancialFreedom #PersonalGrowth #LifeLessons #Success #Regret #Mindset #Identity #Meaning
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What Hospitals Know About Your Value That You Don't
Jun 17, 202659 min
Most physicians spend years mastering medicine but almost no time learning how to negotiate their worth. In this episode, Dr. Eric Wright sits down with physician contract expert Ethan Enkana, who shares insider knowledge from both sides of the negotiating table. After years working for hospitals, Ethan now helps physicians secure better contracts, higher compensation, and stronger work-life balance. You'll learn: How hospitals really determine physician pay The biggest contract mistakes doctors make What creates real negotiating leverage Hidden RVU and compensation traps to avoid How to handle non-competes and private equity contracts Whether you're signing your first contract or renegotiating your current one, this conversation could save you years of frustration and potentially add hundreds of thousands of dollars to your career earnings. 🎧 Watch now and learn how to advocate for your value with confidence. Timestamps: (00:41) Why Ethan Switched Sides (01:35) Rebranding to The Physician Agency (04:45) How Hospitals Determine Physician Pay (08:32) Why Doctors Struggle with Negotiation (12:56) What Creates Negotiation Leverage (15:58) Biggest Contract Mistakes Physicians Make (22:31) Hidden Compensation and RVU Traps (26:27) Looking Beyond Salary (32:06) Non-Competes and Restrictive Covenants (38:36) How to Make a Strong Counteroffer (41:30) How Hospitals View Negotiations (43:41) Private Equity in Medicine (47:00) W2 vs 1099 Physician Contracts (49:11) Major Contract Red Flags (53:49) Getting Paid for Non-Clinical Work (57:24) How to Contact Ethan #PhysicianLife #DoctorCareer #ContractNegotiation #PhysicianFinance #MedicineBusiness #HealthcareLeadership #MedicalPractice
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Physician Burnout Isn’t About Long Hours. Here’s the Real Problem.
Jun 3, 202627 minS0
Most physicians don’t burn out because of long hours. They burn out because they lose control of their time. In this episode of the 1099 Tax Doctor Podcast, Dr. Sasha Shillcutt, cardiac anesthesiologist, entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, founder of Brave Enough and Legacy Collective, and host of The Brave Enough Show podcast, shares why more doctors are leaving traditional medicine and what it really takes to build freedom through entrepreneurship. Featured in Forbes and known for coaching thousands of women worldwide, Dr. Sasha brings powerful insight into burnout, autonomy, leadership, an...
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cardiac anesthesiologist, entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, founder of Brave Enough and Legacy Collective, host of The Brave Enough Show, Legacy Collective

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AIR Physician Academy

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The 1099 Tax Doctor

What Dying Patients Regret Most About Their Lives

Jul 1, 202635 min

What if the biggest regret at the end of your life isn't what you did, but what you never dared to do? In this eye-opening conversation, hospice physician, bestselling author, and Earn & Invest host Dr. Jordan Grumet shares the powerful lessons he's learned from caring for people in their final days. Time and again, he found that people rarely regret failure—they regret the dreams they never pursued. Dr. Grumet explores: The most common regrets people carry to the end of life Why financial independence doesn't automatically create happiness The difference between having enough money and feeling like you're enough Why purpose isn't found, but built through action How thinking about mortality can help you make better decisions today If you're chasing success, planning for retirement, or wondering what comes next after achieving your goals, this conversation may change how you think about purpose, happiness, and what truly matters. Watch now and discover how to build a life with fewer regrets and more meaning. Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (00:27) Dr. Grummet’s Background (03:25) What Dying Patients Teach Us (04:40) The Regret of Playing It Safe (07:26) Surprising Lessons About Death (09:45) Death as a Guide for Living (10:24) Common End-of-Life Regrets (12:07) Why Relationships Matter Most (13:47) Purpose Beyond Family (14:02) Big P vs Little P Purpose (17:15) How to Build Purpose (18:38) The Healthcare Heist Explained (21:13) Why Healthcare Won’t Change Easily (24:48) Finding Financial Independence (25:11) Financial Independence vs Enough (27:33) What Happens After Retirement (27:57) Meaning and Purpose Defined (31:04) Why Feeling Enough Matters (32:58) Final Thoughts #Purpose #FinancialFreedom #PersonalGrowth #LifeLessons #Success #Regret #Mindset #Identity #Meaning

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The 1099 Tax Doctor

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The 1099 Tax Doctor?

About the host

Recent episodes

How AI Is Transforming Healthcare Without Replacing Doctors

He stopped accepting insurance. It changed everything

What Dying Patients Regret Most About Their Lives

What Hospitals Know About Your Value That You Don't

Physician Burnout Isn’t About Long Hours. Here’s the Real Problem.

Guest Appearances

Sasha Shillcutt

Dr. Ravi Raheja

Dr. Suneer Chander

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The 1099 Tax Doctor

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The 1099 Tax Doctor?

About the host

Recent episodes

How AI Is Transforming Healthcare Without Replacing Doctors

He stopped accepting insurance. It changed everything

What Dying Patients Regret Most About Their Lives

What Hospitals Know About Your Value That You Don't

Physician Burnout Isn’t About Long Hours. Here’s the Real Problem.

Guest Appearances

Sasha Shillcutt

Dr. Ravi Raheja

Dr. Suneer Chander

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch The 1099 Tax Doctor for

Podcasts like The 1099 Tax Doctor

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