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Becker's Healthcare Ambulatory Surgery Centers Podcast: Navigating Physician Employment Trends
Join Erika Spicer Mason of Becker's Healthcare as she explores physicians' employment decisions and their broader implications with Marty Nichols, co-founder and acting COO of Physicians' First Bancorp. Discover insights on the shift towards hospital employment and private equity impacts on private practices.
Marty Nichols, Physicians First Bancorp, Inc. on The Ortho Perspective YouTube Channel
Marty Nichols is a veteran of the orthopedic industry. We had a chance to talk about what he is doing with Physicians First Bancorp, Inc. Physicians First Bancorp, Inc. is an Iowa corporation formed for the purpose of acquiring an Iowa-chartered bank. The bank will continue to serve the bank’s existing customers and the needs of the bank’s local community, but it will also offer and expand its services to the orthopedic medical community throughout the United States.
Episode 6: Physicians First Bancorp: Where the Physicians Are the Equity
Dive into the discussion about private practice and the financial options Physicians First Bancorp offers. Marty is a wealth of knowledge and has been following closely along to our podcast so he has a lot to offer in reference to previous episodes as well as an entirely new concept where the physicians own the banks.
Pitch Sink and Physicians First Bancorp, Inc Announce Strategic Partnership to Revolutionize Medtech Innovation and Empower Physicians
Denver, Colorado & Des Moines, Iowa, March 4, 2024 – OrthoSpineNews –
Today marks a significant milestone in the medical technology (medtech) and healthcare sectors, as pitch sink, the Denver, CO-based innovative talent marketplace, and Physicians First Bancorp, Inc, (PFBI) a pioneering holding company focusing on the financial power of physicians and their practices, headquartered in Des Moines, IA, announce a groundbreaking partnership. This collaboration aims to empower physicians and drive forward the medtech industry by facilitating the transformation of early-stage ideas into market-ready solutions, while allowing physicians to capture some of the revenue they generate....
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Begin by joining the Physicians First Bancorp family with an initial investment that falls between $15,000 to $150,000 range, based on what suits your financial status best.
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As your investment grows with us, you'll see it redefine your professional growth, enable vertical integration, and secure a steady passive income, even post-retirement. You remain in control, reaping continuous benefit from your investment.
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“ Joining Physicians First Bancorp has been the most pivotal financial decision I've made in my career. Their understanding of my needs as a physician and the unique nature of my profession is unmatched.
The sense of control and certainty I have over my investments is refreshing. I couldn't recommend Physicians First Bancorp more.
Dr. Sophia Reid, Orthopedic Surgeon
“ Joining Physicians First Bancorp has been the most pivotal financial decision I've made in my career. Their understanding of my needs as a physician and the unique nature of my profession is unmatched.
The sense of control and certainty I have over my investments is refreshing. I couldn't recommend Physicians First Bancorp more.
Dr. Sophia Reid, Orthopedic Surgeon
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