Area Financial Advisor Receives National
Health Care Recognition
Roy J. Innella of The Wealth Advocate
Investment Group recognized for excellence in service to area medical
professionals
Malvern, PA (February 16,
2012) – According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are approximately
700,000 physicians in the United States who work in excess of 60 hours per
week. While their earning
potential is the highest among any profession in the US, a blizzard of government
regulations and a host of clinical and economic issues leave little time for a
doctor to manage their professional and personal lives.
In response, an elite group
of professionals is emerging as specialists to the medical community. In recognition of his work with area
health care executives and physicians, Roy J. Innella of The Wealth Advocate
Investment Group has been named an MD Preferred Financial Advisor. Each year, US Medical Specialties,
Inc., a national medical consulting firm, recognizes excellence in service to
the medical community in a number of disciplines including real estate,
mortgage lending, insurance, accounting, banking, financial and legal services. The goals of the MD Preferred Program
for financial advisors include identifying, acknowledging and promoting professionals
who provide service excellence to the medical community.
The program provides physicians
with an online resource center
where they can find profiles of “doctor friendly” professionals who are
committed to providing a quality service experience. “Doctors are very busy professionals,” observed Michael
O’Malley, Project Manager of MD Preferred Services. “When it comes to finding a service professional that specializes
in serving physicians, they appreciate an organization that has done the
research for them and has pulled a team together to make their lives easier.”
Every MD Preferred financial
advisor is selected for their commitment to serving the healthcare
industry. They often work in close
concert with other community based MD Preferred professionals helping area
medical providers attract and retain talented physicians.
MD Preferred community teams
are uniquely qualified to act as recruiting partners to area practice managers
and hospital administrators. As
partners they can tell the community story while the medical recruiter tells
the clinical story. Their knowledge
of the area and understanding of the special needs of physicians and their
families saves everyone time and resources.
“We are proud of the
recognition we have received. In
an environment of critical physician shortage, we understand that most
physicians considering a career in our community will make their decision based
primarily on life style issues,” Mr. Innella observed. “The last thing we want to have happen
is for that prospective physician to go elsewhere because the local support
services he or she needed were either not available, were unreliable or did not
meet the expectations of the physician. We are always ready to meet with area
physician groups to demonstrate how a comprehensive financial plan can help
physicians chart a course through today’s complex tax landscape, provide for
their children’s education and assure a comfortable and secure retirement.”
ABOUT ROY J. INNELLA
Roy’s 30 years of business
experience ranges from running and owning a 45 employee printing firm to
working in the corporate world as vice-president of sales of large printing
desired a career change which brought him to the financial industry with
experience in both insurance and investments. Roy’s practical and formal
education from both experience in the business environment, hard knocks from
the pressures from owning a small business and now recently for the past 14
years as a sole practitioner have given him the knowledge to coach
and help others with their
financial and life goals. Roy’s website is www.yourwealthadvocate.com
About MD Preferred physician
Services
Each year the MD Preferred
designation recognizes a diverse group of ‘doctor friendly’ professional
service providers. MD Preferred
providers can be found at an online resource center, www.MDPreferredServices.com. Access is available at no cost to the
medical community. MD Preferred
also manages one of the industry’s largest medical job boards, publishes a
daily medical blog and distributes a monthly E-Newsletter to every residency
and fellowship program in the country.
For additional information contact Mike O’Malley at 800-260-8366.
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