Practical notes on positioning, advisory work, boards, media and the commercial value of clinical expertise. No hype, no motivational writing.
Governance appointments almost never come from applications. They come from a named person who can already defend the choice.
Clinicians do not lack relevant experience. They lack a translation of it that a founder or hiring committee can act on.
Not every doctor wants an audience. Commercial demand does not require one.
Physicians routinely underprice advisory work because they anchor to an hourly clinical wage rather than to the value of the decision.
Professional standards are not the reason doctors stay invisible. Uncertainty about them is.
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