The Private Practice Business Academy

Is there room in the budget to hire an office manager? If there isn’t, how much time and energy can be allocated to administrative duties?—marketing, scheduling, accounts payable, accounts receiving, compliance, taxes…these are just a few of the surprisingly time-consuming jobs that will need to get DONE in addition to any medical work. All of this isn’t to say moving into a private practice is an ill-advised decision—nothing could be further from the truth. It is simply to say moving into a private practice requires careful planning and strategy. And that’s why listening to today’s guest—Paul Potter PT—is going to be so important. For nearly 40 years, Paul has been working with marked success as a physical therapist, which means he not only knows the risks and benefits associated with starting a private practice, he knows what people need to do to be successful in setting up their own. Through his podcast and mentorship activities, Paul helps his fellow medical professionals establish their brand, build thei