Who we are

Built by a negotiator,
for the people doing the medicine.

Hospital HR has a playbook, a benchmarking deck, and a CFO breathing down their neck. Most physicians walk into that room with the offer letter and a pit in their stomach. MedRaise.co closes that gap.

About

The story.

MedRaise.co exists because the same physician can sign two contracts a year apart and leave six figures on the table without ever knowing it. The compensation data is out there. The clauses are decodable. The conversation can be rehearsed. None of that is taught in residency.

We're a small team based out of New York. The founder spent five-plus years negotiating deals across tech and finance, watched a family member sign a hospitalist contract that was tens of thousands below market, and decided that was a problem worth fixing. We don't review contracts as lawyers. We negotiate them as operators.

Every engagement runs on the same promise: we charge 10% of the increase we negotiate in your first-year compensation. If the number doesn't move, you don't pay.

5+ yrs
negotiation experience
10%
of the first-year raise
$0
if the number doesn't move
Who you'll work with

A negotiator in your corner. Not a sales call.

Every engagement is run by the founder. As the practice grows, every coach we add will have the same bar: real comp negotiation reps and a track record we can show you.

SA
FOUNDER · LEAD NEGOTIATOR
Sameer Akbar

Five-plus years negotiating compensation packages, term sheets, and vendor deals across tech and finance. Trained in interest-based negotiation. Builds the benchmark, drafts the counter, and stays on the line until you sign.

Comp strategywRVU modelingCounter drafting
PHYSICIAN ADVISORS

Practicing physicians sanity-check every counter.

Hospitalist, GI, and EM physicians review specialty-specific assumptions (call structure, wRVU realism, partnership math) before any draft goes out.

How the fee works

10% of the raise.
Nothing if there isn't one.

Nothing upfront. Once you sign, our fee is 10% of the difference between your original offer and your signed contract, measured on first-year total compensation. It's in the engagement letter, not the small print.

HOW WE COUNT
  • 1Baseline the original offer's total comp: base, signing, wRVU at expected volume, call pay.
  • 2Compare to the signed offer, same line items, same volume assumption.
  • 3Fee = 10% of the difference, charged once after you sign. If the difference is zero, so is the fee.
Contact

Have a specific question?

Send it here and we'll reply within one business day. For anything about your offer itself, the fastest route is a free 20 minute call.

Response time
Within one business day
SPECIFIC QUESTION

Ask us anything about the offer.

Written questions open soon. For now, the fastest answer is a free call.

We never share your info. Not legal advice.