New Law Prohibits Employers from Asking Past Salary Information
Many employers ask potential job applicants about their current salary or prior wage history and then use this information to screen candidates for jobs.
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Don’t Discount the Problems That License Discipline Can Bring
Hoping you are compliant and legal is not a strategy. The challenges that arise from a license discipline wreaks havoc for years and maybe permanently. Watch the video to learn more.
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How Do I Get Credentialed with Insurance Companies as a New Provider?
No matter whether you are an associate, independent contractor or have your own practice, one of the hurdles to getting paid for your services is becoming credentialed with insurance companies. Most new chiropractic physicians are shocked at the time it takes to accomplish this task. Some insurance carriers can complete credentialing within 30 days — others may take up to 180 days. Here are some tips to help you streamline the process:
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Professional Limited Liability Company (PLLC): Requirements to Create and Verify
A PLLC is created by filing Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State. There is one form for all LLCs, with specific instructions.
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Applying – 5 Failure Rule
Licensing exams for all categories of physician consist of 4 parts, and applicants are permitted to re-take portions that are not passed. However, applicants in Illinois are “allowed” only 4 failures of any portion of the exam, after which they must complete additional study before they may re-take the exam. For chiropractic physicians, the course of study must consist of 960 classroom hours (one academic year) in an accredited chiropractic program or any other equivalent formal professional study or training in an accredited chiropractic program as approved by the IDFPR.
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