The document provides tips for finding a job in 2023, including updating your resume, building your network, and targeting companies that are a cultural fit. It recommends taking steps now to build your network through a mentor and using resources to help employers find you. The tips suggest organizing your home office, practicing interview skills, and persisting in your job search as it is a numbers game. Maintaining an updated resume, building your brand online, and getting feedback on your skills will help you transition careers.

1. How to find
a job in 2023
Arlen Meyers, MD, MBA
Society of Physician Entrepreneurs

2. Agenda
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• An updated, easy-to-read resume is more likely to catch an
employer's eye.
• Now is a good time to build a network and work with a
with a mentor.
• Target companies that are a good cultural fit and will make
will make you happy at work
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3. Introduction
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The idea is to do things to help potential
employers find you , not vice versa
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4. The check list
Start making this a habit
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5. The 6Rs of
Career
Transitioning
(1) Find the
fit: The 6Rs
of career
transitioning
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REFLECTION
RESEARCH
REVIEW YOUR PPD (PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT) PLAN
REACH OUT TO SOCIAL MEDIA. RESOURCES, COACHES,
MENTORS AND PEERS AND APPLY FOR JOBS
REALIZE YOUR POTENTIAL BY LEARNING FROM
EXPERIMENTS. WASH, RINSE, REPEAT
RECOGNIZE THAT YOU ARE NOT ALONE AND PASS IT
FORWARD

6. Tips
1. Update your resume
• 2. Clean up social media
• 3. Build your brand
• 4. Find a mentor
• 5. Grow your network
• 6. Match your skills to the
job description
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7. Tips
• 7. Organize your home office
• 8. Define what you want
• 9. Pick your spot
• 10. Expect to be ghosted
• 11. Practice interviewing
skills
• 12. Persist. It’s a numbers
game
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8. Tips
• 13. Decide how much you should be
compensated
• 14. Don’t be afraid to say no
• 15. Learn from each interaction
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9. The way to get
started is to quit talking
and begin doing.
Walt Disney
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10. Thank you
Arlen Meyers,
MD, MBA
Arlen.meyers
@ucdenver.ed
u
www.sopenet.
org
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