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Most physicians don't find out what their non-compete, RVU formula, or tail insurance clause really means until they try to leave, and by then it's too late to change it. Physician Contracts Counsel puts a real attorney on your employment contract fast, so you know exactly what you're agreeing to before you're locked into something you can't undo.

Employment agreement · Section 7

During the term of this Agreement and for twelve (12) months following termination for any reason, Provider shall not directly or indirectly solicit , induce, or attempt to solicit any patient, employee, or referral source of the Practice, including by practicing medicine within a ten (10) mile radius of any Practice location for the purpose of inducing them to discontinue their relationship with the Practice. Solicitation shall include any communication, in any form, that may reasonably result in only direct, affirmative outreach intended to cause a patient, employee, or referral source to cease doing business with the Practice*, and does not include a patient's voluntary decision to continue treatment with Provider absent such outreach

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Healthcare-specific

Built around non-competes, call schedules, RVU targets, and other terms unique to clinical employment.

Built for the roles that keep healthcare running.

If you are signing an employment agreement in healthcare, we can review it.

Physicians

Employment, partnership track, and compensation agreements.

Nurse Practitioners

Collaborative and supervision agreements, scope clauses.

Physician Assistants

Supervision terms, non-competes, compensation structures.

Registered Nurses

Staffing agency, travel, and per diem contracts.

Healthcare Workers

Employment terms across therapy, imaging, lab, and allied roles.

Three steps between you and a signed contract you understand.

Three steps from signing your contract to signing it with confidence.

01

Submit your contract

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02

An attorney reviews it

Line by line, checked against the red flags specific to healthcare employment.

03

Get clear next steps

A plain-language summary and redlines you can bring back to the table.

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FAQs

Questions healthcare workers ask us most.

How fast will my contract be reviewed?

Most reviews are completed within three (3) business days of payment. If you need it faster, expedited review is available and completed within forty-eight (48) hours.

Is this a real attorney, or an AI tool?

A licensed attorney reviews every contract. We use technology to speed up the process, but the analysis and advice come from a person, not a bot.

What does the flat rate include?

Pricing starts at $500 for contracts under five pages. Every flat-rate review includes a full line-by-line read, a plain-language summary of what to negotiate, and redlines you can send back to your employer.

How do I get in touch with questions?

You can email us at info@physiciancontractscounsel.com with any questions before or after you submit your contract.

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