Physician and attorney MD JD seeks ideas on how best to maximize
income. I have a double honors mathematics and chemistry undergraduate
major major from Dartmouth.
A great many people place a high value on the above combination. I am
looking for unusual opportunities that I may have overlooked. Could I
endorse other peoples product?

This article may be of interest to you:

http://www.ama-assn.org/amednews/2000/11/13/bica1113.htm

The first person fired on the first season of The Apprentice was an
M.D./J.D.  You are likely overeducated with little practical
experience.  Are you afraid of working.

(And no, I am not a researcher.  They are courteous.)

To: nelson-ga
From attorneymd-ga:
It is not being afraid of working, but the ability to best help
society with your time. I have been working for many many years, but I
find trading dollars for hours, I cannot help as many people, if I
could market 1000000 products from a website in one hour, while I do
something else would be much more productive for the world then just
working the old fashioned way!

Do you have knowledge of medical and/or legal matters that might be of
interest to trial attorneys? Expert testimony is highly sought-after,
and can be very well compensated.

Well, here is a web site from a MD/JD combination who wasn't happy
about the combo.  He posted an email that he received from a happy
combo holder.  Perhaps if you sent this guy an email he may be
knowledgable about some resources: http://www.pshrink.com/mdjd.html

For more info on The Apprentice and the issue of overeducation vs.
practical experience, check out The Apprentice Rules:

http://www.theapprenticerules.com