Financial stress is a documented contributor to clinician strain.
National Academy of Medicine, clinician well-being publications · 2024 · U.S. health care workforce literature
Built by a practicing anesthesiologist · 12 modules · 48 sessions
WealthRounds connects financial decisions to the realities of a clinical career: call schedules, training debt, burnout risk, and the long game.
Financial stress is a documented contributor to clinician strain.
National Academy of Medicine, clinician well-being publications · 2024 · U.S. health care workforce literature
Medical trainees and practicing clinicians commonly report debt, income volatility, and burnout pressure as linked concerns.
AAMC education debt reports and clinician well-being literature · 2023-2025 · U.S. physicians and medical trainees
The course
Coming Q3 2026. Accreditation designation pending - no credit or approval claims are made here.
12
Modules
A complete financial operating system for a clinical career - from first contract to final transition.
48
Video sessions
Short, dense, watchable between cases.
6
Wellness domains
Money mapped to burnout, autonomy, and career sustainability.
1
Practicing clinician
Written and taught by a working anesthesiologist - not an advisor with a funnel.
0
Product pitches
No commercial support. Nothing sold but the education itself.
Curriculum
Eleven arcs that follow a clinical career in the order it actually happens. Each session runs about ten minutes - built to be watched between cases, not after midnight.
Foundations
Financial stress, well-being, and a self-assessment framework
Educational debt
How debt shapes clinical careers - and how to take its power away
The business of clinical work
Employment models, taxes, and multi-state practice
Decision quality
Cognitive bias under fatigue, and the systems that protect you
Risk and protection
Occupational risk, liability, and structural protection
Contracts and negotiation
Reading, valuing, and negotiating your agreements
Practice management
Entity, vital signs, teams, and intentional growth
Compliance fluency
Talking tax and law with your advisors as an equal
Career transitions
Fellowship, ownership, and the last transition
Diversification
Telemedicine, consulting, and protecting cognitive bandwidth
Household and longevity
Dual-career coordination and sustained financial wellness
How it works
01
See where you stand
Take the 3-minute self-assessment - twelve prompts, six domains, your band immediately.
02
Get your roadmap
Join the waitlist and get the full domain breakdown plus the weekly Rounds and Returns letter.
03
Build the system
When the course opens, follow the 12-module roadmap from first contract to final transition.
Questions
Physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals - residents through late career - who want financial structure built around clinical realities like call schedules, training debt, and burnout risk.
No. WealthRounds is educational content only. It teaches frameworks and vocabulary so you can work with your own licensed advisors as an equal - it does not replace them.
Twelve reflective prompts across six domains - reserves, debt, protection, retirement trajectory, tax efficiency, and career-stage fit. You get your overall band immediately.
Patrick Nailer, MD - a practicing anesthesiologist. The course is built by a working clinician, not an advisor with a funnel, and accepts no commercial support.
The course is planned for late 2026. Accreditation designation is pending, so no credit or approval claims are made. Join the waitlist to be notified at launch.
Who's behind this

Practicing anesthesiologist and author
Patrick built WealthRounds for clinicians who want practical financial structure without pretending that money decisions happen outside call schedules, training debt, family demands, or burnout risk.
Twelve reflective prompts across six domains. Your overall band immediately; the full breakdown when you join the Rounds and Returns waitlist.
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