Anu Murthy's guest appearances

Anu Murthy

Doctor Me First with Errin Weisman DO

Anesthesia & Pain Management Success

The Prosperous Doc

Dawn Baker

Dena George

Stacia Dearmin

Bonnie Koo

Lynette Charity

Sarah Jenkins

Anna Cabeca

Brian Young

Molly Maloof

Daniel Crosby

Michelle May

Brooke Adams

Linda Hodges

Michael Collins

Sarah Argenal

OwlTail

As a healthcare attorney and practice consultant at Knowledgeable Aging, Anu Murthy, Esq. is no stranger to contractual language and logistics. Anu previously joined host Shane Tenny to talk about healthcare workers making the most of their employment. Anu has expertise in medical employment contracts, partnership agreements, and other practice-related business matters — making her the perfect guest to discuss the FTC and potential changes to healthcare workers’ rights on this episode of Prosperous Doc. Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a new rule that would effectively ban employers from using noncompete clauses.If you're in the health care, dentistry, or medicine sector, you know that these noncompete clauses are part of many employment contracts, often accompanied by negotiated “restrictive covenants.”  The FTC claims these non-compete clauses suppress wages, hinder innovation, and prevent entrepreneurs from starting new businesses. The ban aims to force wage increases in the industry and expand career opportunities.Tune in to this episode to hear Shane and Anu talk about all things noncompetes, as well as a ban’s potential impact. 💡 Featured Guest 💡Name: Anu Murthy, Esq. What she does: Anu is a healthcare attorney and practice consultant who exclusively focuses on physician, dentist, and advanced care practitioner employment contracts, partnership agreements, and other practice-related business matters.Company: Knowledgeable AgingWords of wisdom: “I am telling my clients to disregard the proposed rule for the time being. It is not going to give you any clout or any power in negotiating at the moment [...] I would recommend that they seek legal counsel just to make sure that the employer is following the rule to the letter.”Connect: LinkedIn | Website⚡ Prosperous Insights ⚡[03:27] The proposition: Anu takes listeners through a brief history of the FTC’s proposed ban, with a focus on the impact this has had, and will continue to have, on healthcare providers. [05:36] A long way back: Anu discusses how noncompetes came into existence, which dates all the way back to England in 1440. [07:26] Independents included: The proposed rule not only includes W2 workers but independent contractors on 1099s, as well. [13:41] Different perspectives: Anu discusses the ban from the perspective of several groups — including providers, the American Hospitals Association (AHA) and the American Medical Association (AMA).  [18:47] Advice: Currently, Anu advises an employee negotiating a new contract to ignore the proposed rule and instead seek legal counsel to ensure employers are following all current rules. [21:20] The outlook: This new rule proposed by the FTC is something that has never been done before. If it were to pass, it would affect more than 30 million Americans with non-competes clauses in their employment contracts.   Disclaimer: Prosperous Doc podcast by Spaugh Dameron Tenny highlights real-life stories from doctors and dentists to encourage and inspire listeners through discussions of professional successes and failures in addition to personal stories and financial wellness advice. Spaugh Dameron Tenny is a comprehensive financial planning firm serving doctors and dentists in Charlotte, NC. To find out more about Spaugh Dameron Tenny, visit our website at www.sdtplanning.com. You can also connect with our host, Shane Tenny, CFP at shane@whitecoatwell.com or on Twitter.Compliance code: CRN202604-4254280

As a healthcare attorney and practice consultant at Knowledgeable Aging, Anu Murthy, Esq. is no stranger to contractual language and logistics. Anu previously joined host Shane Tenny to talk about <a href="https://www.sdtplanning.com/podcasts/make-the-most-out-of-your-healthcare-employment-contract" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">healthcare workers making the most of their employment</a>. Anu has expertise in medical employment contracts, partnership agreements, and other practice-related business matters — making her the perfect guest to discuss the FTC and potential changes to healthcare workers’ rights on this episode of Prosperous Doc. Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a new rule that would effectively ban employers from using noncompete clauses.If you're in the health care, dentistry, or medicine sector, you know that these noncompete clauses are part of many employment contracts, often accompanied by negotiated “restrictive covenants.”  The FTC claims these non-compete clauses suppress wages, hinder innovation, and prevent entrepreneurs from starting new businesses. The ban aims to force wage increases in the industry and expand career opportunities.Tune in to this episode to hear Shane and Anu talk about all things noncompetes, as well as a ban’s potential impact.  <h2>💡 Featured Guest 💡</h2>Name: Anu Murthy, Esq. What she does: Anu is a healthcare attorney and practice consultant who exclusively focuses on physician, dentist, and advanced care practitioner employment contracts, partnership agreements, and other practice-related business matters.Company: <a href="https://knowledgeableaging.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Knowledgeable Aging</a>Words of wisdom: “I am telling my clients to disregard the proposed rule for the time being. It is not going to give you any clout or any power in negotiating at the moment [...] I would recommend that they seek legal counsel just to make sure that the employer is following the rule to the letter.”Connect: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/anmurthy/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> | <a href="https://knowledgeableaging.com/author/anumur/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a><h2>⚡ Prosperous Insights ⚡</h2>[03:27] The proposition: Anu takes listeners through a brief history of the FTC’s proposed ban, with a focus on the impact this has had, and will continue to have, on healthcare providers. [05:36] A long way back: Anu discusses how noncompetes came into existence, which dates all the way back to England in 1440. [07:26] Independents included: The proposed rule not only includes W2 workers but independent contractors on 1099s, as well. [13:41] Different perspectives: Anu discusses the ban from the perspective of several groups — including providers, the American Hospitals Association (AHA) and the American Medical Association (AMA). [18:47] Advice: Currently, Anu advises an employee negotiating a new contract to ignore the proposed rule and instead seek legal counsel to ensure employers are following all current rules. [21:20] The outlook: This new rule proposed by the FTC is something that has never been done before. If it were to pass, it would affect more than 30 million Americans with non-competes clauses in their employment contracts.   Disclaimer: Prosperous Doc podcast by Spaugh Dameron Tenny highlights real-life stories from doctors and dentists to encourage and inspire listeners through discussions of professional successes and failures in addition to personal stories and financial wellness advice. Spaugh Dameron Tenny is a comprehensive financial planning firm serving doctors and dentists in Charlotte, NC. To find out more about Spaugh Dameron Tenny, visit our website at <a href="http://www.sdtplanning.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sdtplanning.com</a>. You can also connect with our host, Shane Tenny, CFP at shane@whitecoatwell.com or on Twitter.Compliance code: CRN202604-4254280

Talking the FTC’s Proposed New Rule on Noncompetes with Anu Murthy

Anu Murthy, Esq is a healthcare attorney and practice consultant who focuses exclusively on physician, dentist and advance care practitioner employment contracts, partnership agreements and other practice related business matters. With several dozen close family members who are physicians,  she is intimately familiar with the challenges they face. Today Anu and Dr. Weisman talk about empowering physicians for success while protecting their interests and how Anu can help take the fear out of legal matters. Contact Anu Murthy, Esq. at anuesq@yahoo.com   Become an official patron of Doctor Me First HERE and find support &amp; community! PLUS you can support a med student or resident on their journey!!

Anu Murthy, Esq is a healthcare attorney and practice consultant who focuses exclusively on physician, dentist and advance care practitioner employment contracts, partnership agreements and other practice related business matters. With several dozen close family members who are physicians,  she is intimately familiar with the challenges they face. Today Anu and Dr. Weisman talk about empowering physicians for success while protecting their interests and how Anu can help take the fear out of legal matters. Contact Anu Murthy, Esq. at anuesq@yahoo.com Become an official patron of Doctor Me First <a href="https://www.patreon.com/doctormefirst" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> and find support &amp; community! PLUS you can support a med student or resident on their journey!!

178: Empowerment with Anu Murthy

Get CME Here: https://earnc.me/ZcPu46  In today's episode, I'm talking with attorney, Anu Murthy about some of the challenges, as well as the opportunities afforded by new CMS regulations related to the coronavirus outbreak. We talk about new rules that impact both practice owners, as well as employee physicians. While we're discussed things in the context of anesthesiology and pain management, these concepts will have brought applicability since we're discussing legal concepts today. Learn more: Anesthesiasuccess.com/45b

Get CME Here: <a href="https://earnc.me/ZcPu46" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://earnc.me/ZcPu46</a> In today's episode, I'm talking with attorney, Anu Murthy about some of the challenges, as well as the opportunities afforded by new CMS regulations related to the coronavirus outbreak. We talk about new rules that impact both practice owners, as well as employee physicians. While we're discussed things in the context of anesthesiology and pain management, these concepts will have brought applicability since we're discussing legal concepts today. Learn more: <a href="http://Anesthesiasuccess.com/45b" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Anesthesiasuccess.com/45b</a>

E45b Increased Flexibility During COVID For Practices Physicians w. Anu Murthy Esq.