Digital Nomad Physicians

When hiring social media managers, web developers, or any other digital professional to build your brand, you have to go through the painful process of posting a job and vetting potential hires. This is how I do it, and it's been working okay for me. In this example, I'll tell you about online jobs.ph, but you can do t

This was my final meeting with Rabeea Hasan and I've learned a lot and have many decisions still to make. The overall consensus is that I have to be consistent and get my message across in a comprehensible way. Patients shouldn't have to guess what they are getting from me.  ------ -Dr. Mo Mohammad Ashori LinkedIn Digi

For the past few years have I've had a physician coaching client who wanted to become a digital nomad. Though he did all the hard work I was instrumental in helping him make the right decisions and plan things out. He is now successfully working from another country as a specialist doing vritual medicine and making a v

It's easy to say that the US healthcare system is broken and of no value. I disagree. I think it is motivated by profits which makes it tougher for the patient to navigate but there is defintiely value in it for the patient who knows how to navigate it.  One oof the most important things we can do in this system is to

I love the ability to work remotely but as a digital nomad I'm not always in the same place and getting established somewhere new can be frustrating. In this episode you'll hear the loud streets of Tehran which is just another normal day for me as I go run errands. I'll tell you about navigating internet connection iss

It was relatively easy getting set up in Europe and running my virtual medical practice. But here in Tehran, it's a different story. From the Internet to the VPN to even opening a bank account, it's all complicated and frustrating. The frustration is worth it if you can enjoy the process and you have realistic expectat