3 Strategies to Build a Thriving Private Practice (Go From Chaos to Clarity)
Starting a private practice can feel overwhelming. If you’re fresh out of fellowship, you might think,“Should I wait until I get started before learning how to build a business?” The short answer? No. Waiting could cost you more than you realize. The Myth of “Getting Started First” Most physicians believe they need to get their […]
7 Proven Hiring Tips for Building a Team That Actually Has Your Back
Building a Team Is Hard—But Staying Stuck Is Harder At first, it’s just you—booking appointments, handling billing, marketing your practice, following up with patients. You tell yourself, “I can handle this. It’s fine.” Until it’s not. You start drowning in admin work. Patients need more from you. The business demands more from you. And suddenly, […]
How to Increase Visibility and Growth as a Physician Entrepreneur in 2024
Many physicians want to build a successful business but struggle with visibility and growth. They know they need to be seen, but they don’t know how to stand out. Dr. Wendy Schaffer, a physician entrepreneur, learned how to increase visibility, attract new opportunities, and scale her business—all in just four months. If you’re looking to […]
Get Unstuck: 5 Game-Changing Questions to Escape Autopilot & Rapidly Scale Your Private Practice
Get unstuck and break free from autopilot. If you’ve been running your business the same way for years without real progress, you might feel like you’re trapped in a cycle of repetition. The good news? There’s a way to shift gears, escape stagnation, and scale faster. She was six years into running her private practice. […]
4 Powerful Strategies to Build a Rockstar Team in Your Physician Business
The Secret to Scaling Without Burnout? Your Team. A physician I worked with once said, “If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.” Sound familiar? Many doctors believe that hiring and delegating is risky. They think that no one else will care about their business as much as they do. But […]
