For Hospitals & Healthcare Systems
With the rollout of ObamaCare | Affordable Care Act, hospitals and physicians across the country are finding it more challenging to to stay in the green. Affiliating your organization with Heartland Clerkships directly aligns your needs with our proven revenue model through competitive honorariums. If you would like to learn more, please reach out to us so we can send you a proposal package. 
Heartland Clerkships' PhysicianX is our network of healthcare professionals. Affiliate yourself  with us to enjoy the many benefits of a Heartland Clerkships PhysicianX including teaching future colleagues and an opportunity to receive an additional stream of income. We take the hassle out of the process by screening all applicants, handling all paperwork, and securing your teaching stipend. All students will have malpractice insurance, accurate health records, letters of good standing from their medical school, and letters of recommendations.  We also review and interview every students application before any consideration.  Join Heartland Clerkships' PhysicianX today and help pass on knowledge to the next generation.
(Have colleagues who might be interested in joining too? Ask about our referral program)

What we provide.

  • An opportunity to do more outside your office/hospital/clinic
  • Honorariums
  • Stipends
  • Support services 
  • Complementary marketing/promotional services to make your practice stand out in a crowd
  • Ask about our referral program!

What you provide.

  • A wealth of information and knowledge
  • Availability for medical students to conduct clerkships at your clinic/facility
  • Resources in your medical speciality
  • If you're a physician from a visible minority, you'll also provide additional aid to fellow medical students of ethnic origins through mentorship and/or advice

What Doctor's Really Think...

A survey of physicians recently published by the Physicians' Foundation found that:

  • 78% believe there is a shortage of primary care doctors in the U.S
  • 49% said that over the next three years they plan to reduce the number of patients they see or stop practicing entirely
  • 94% said the time they devote to non-clinical paperwork in the last three years has increased, and 63% said that paperwork has caused them to spend less time per patient
  • 82% said their practices would be “unsustainable” if proposed cuts to Medicare reimbursements were made
  • 60% would not recommend medicine as a career to young people