Free · 12 questions · about two minutes
The Known Doctor Scorecard.
Most doctors do not have a visibility problem or a credibility problem. They have one weak link between the two. This reads all five, scores them, and names the one to fix first.
01
Visibility
Whether the right people can find you, and what they see when they do.
02
Proof of work
The public evidence that you know what you claim to know.
03
Network
Reach into rooms where paid work is decided, not just clinical peers.
04
Offer clarity
Whether a decision maker can tell in ten seconds what to hire you for.
05
Capacity
The time and intent you can actually commit over the next two quarters.
0 of 12 answeredMax 48 points
01 · Visibility
If a health tech CEO searches your name today, what do they find?
02 · Visibility
How often do you publish something in public under your own name?
03 · Visibility
Does your LinkedIn headline describe your clinical title or the value you sell?
04 · Proof of work
What can you send a prospect that proves your non-clinical expertise?
05 · Proof of work
Have you produced a documented result outside clinical care?
06 · Network
How many people outside medicine could introduce you to a paid opportunity?
07 · Network
In the last 12 months, how many unsolicited opportunities reached you?
08 · Network
Do you appear at events where buyers of your expertise are present?
09 · Offer clarity
Can you state in one sentence what someone should hire you for?
10 · Offer clarity
Do you have a rate for advisory, consulting or speaking?
11 · Capacity
How many hours a week can you protect for this over the next six months?
12 · Capacity