Digital health non clinical opportunities

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Digital health offers many non-clinical transition opportunities for physicians, including becoming a technology company or health system organization advisor or consultant, a chief experience officer, teacher or author, social entrepreneur, social media influencer or content creator, intellectual property strategist, regulatory affairs professional, digital marketing professional, digital health expert witness, or physician investor. These roles allow physicians to leverage clinical expertise and provide value outside of direct patient care.

DIGITAL HEALTH NON-
CLINICAL TRANSITION
OPPORTUNITIES
ARLEN MEYERS, MD, MBA
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND BUSINESS
SCHOOL
SOCIETY OF PHYSICIAN ENTREPRENEURS
MI10

TECH COMPANY/HSO
ADVISOR, CONSULTANT,
CX0

SOCIAL MEDIA
INFLUENCER,
BLOGGER,
WEBCASTER,
PODCASTER

SOFTWARE IP
STRATEGIST,
PATENT AGENT,
EXAMINER,
LAWYER

SOFTWARE
REGULATORY
AFFAIRS
PROFESSIONAL

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Digital health non clinical opportunities

1. DIGITAL HEALTH NON- CLINICAL TRANSITION OPPORTUNITIES ARLEN MEYERS, MD, MBA UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND BUSINESS SCHOOL SOCIETY OF PHYSICIAN ENTREPRENEURS MI10

2. TECH COMPANY/HSO ADVISOR, CONSULTANT, CX0

3. TEACHER, AUTHOR

4. TECHNOPRENE UR

5. NON-PROFIT SOCIAL ENTREPRENE UR

6. SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER, BLOGGER, WEBCASTER, PODCASTER

7. SOFTWARE IP STRATEGIST, PATENT AGENT, EXAMINER, LAWYER

8. SOFTWARE REGULATORY AFFAIRS PROFESSIONAL

9. DIGITAL MARKETING PROFESSION AL

10. DIGITAL HEALTH EXPERT WITNESS

11. PHYSICIAN INVESTOR