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Customer Service Strategy
Having a quality customer service strategy can make or break a business- learn how to effectively work with your customers today.
Why is Entrepreneurship Important?
You may wonder why is entrepreneurship important- here are several reasons entrepreneurship is needed for a healthy economy.
OKR vs KPI
Take time to understand OKR vs KPI because KPIs and OKRs help organizations meet/exceed their objectives and help them to achieve success.
What are Business Improvement Techniques?
Get answers to the question “what are business improvement techniques” with this blog so you can take your business to the next level.
Automation in Your Business
Being able to master automation in your business will help you become more efficient so you can focus on other business needs.
Leadership Styles in Business
Understanding leadership styles in business settings can help someone determine how to work best the team and improve efficiencies.
Raising Capital for Business
Raising capital for business needs is no easy task. Learn what options you have today so you can leverage them tomorrow.
How to Calculate Burn Rate for Startups
Any entrepreneur must know how to calculate burn rate for startups in order to be able to attract the right investors.
Health Challenges Entrepreneurs Face
There are several health challenges entrepreneurs face while building their business- learn risks and how to overcome them.
Podcast
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Andrew Le
Andrew Le, CEO and cofounder of Buoy Health, discusses his entrepreneurial path, understanding the healthcare business, and shares his type of entrepreneur profile.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Katrina Firlik
Katrina Firlik, a neurosurgeon turned entrepreneur reflects on her path with her startup company, her past medical practice, and the pros and cons of being a physician entrepreneur.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Lyndsey Harper
Lyndsey Harper walks you through her entrepreneurial path with women’s sexual health and her app Rosy.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Jamie Colbert
Jamie Colbert walks you through the career path that took him to Memora Health where he seeks to deliver patients better guidance and connectivity with their care teams through technology.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Uli Chettipally
Listen to Uli Chettipally share his career journey, his groundbreaking work in Sirica Therapeutics, and his support for other entrepreneurs with InnovatorMD.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Mary O’Connor
Listen to Mary O’Connor share her thoughts on entrepreneurship, life, and being a glass ceiling breaker.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Michael Abramoff
Listen to Michael Abramoff share his thoughts on entrepreneurship, AI, patents, and his groundbreaking journey in medicine.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Bill Goodwin
Listen to businessman Bill Goodwin talk about entrepreneurship, scaling and growing businesses, teamwork, and company culture in this episode of Entrepreneur Rx.
Entrepreneur Rx Interview with Dr Gregory Charlop
Listen to Gregory Charlop chat about his business model as a physician entrepreneur and his ventures in sports medicine.
About John
One of the nation’s leading medical entrepreneurs, John Shufeldt is an emergency physician, author, serial student, pilot, and multidisciplinary entrepreneur, who has founded and operated several multi-million-dollar businesses. Throughout his career, John has defined, redefined, and refined the delivery of care and is now dedicated to helping physicians transitioning into entrepreneurship do the same.
“Without raising the bar or pushing the envelope, you’ll likely never fail at much and thus never get to really make lasting contributions. Remember, it’s the ability to take risks, to have your ego bruised, to get up, dust yourself off and press on, which changes the world.”
— John Shufeldt, MD
Up Your Entrepreneurial Game
Entrepreneur Rx: The Physician’s Guide to Starting a Business
“Entrepreneur Rx gave me the tools I needed to transition from being a practicing physician to now running a telehealth business doing over $1 million a year.”
— Katy F.