Robert Chelle of Chelle Law discusses whether a non-compete is enforceable against a physician. Yes, a non-competition clause for a physician is a legally binding clause that prohibits the physician from working within a defined geographic area for a specific period.  For instance, a physician could be prohibited from working within their specialty for 1 year within 10 miles from their primary practice location.

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:32 - What is a Non-Compete for a Physician?
1:16 - Are Non-Compete Enforceable Against a Physician?
2:09 - Final Thoughts on Non-Compete
2:55 - Got Questions?

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