New Dentists, as
you prepare to enter private practice or academia, you may have many questions
and concerns---some practical, some philosophical, some logistical, some
enjoyable, and some stressful. The
variety of things to take into consideration and do, or prioritize for later
accomplishment often seems endless.
Two sources of help:
·
Practicon’s website: FREE Resources for Your Practice. The
first section included in this treasure trove of practical information to
assist newly-minted or experienced dentists is entitled Associateships, Partnerships and
Start Ups. You’ll find
invaluable information gleaned from my 35 years of consulting work with
hundreds of newly graduated dentists.
·
Additionally, it may help to read about
experiences your peers are having
---their successes, their disappointments, their challenges, and their
solutions. The American Dental
Association offers a guest blogging site filled with writings by other new
dentists in which you may find solid advice, steps to be avoided, and solace in
case of problems along the way to career choices. The blogs are found on the ADA website at newdentistblog.ada.org.
And for you Experienced
Practitioners who are fully, partially, or in-training managing your
practice, one of your most extensive management resources is, as mentioned
above, on the Practicon website and IT’S FREE!
I have up-dated and condensed 35 years of practice management
experience---the advice I gave to clients, the published articles and textbook
chapters, the letters, forms, outlines, and strategies I wrote; the numbers and
statistics crucial to effective practice management and profitability, on and
on. Find all this and much more on the
Practicon website, practicon.com,
accessed at FREE Resources for Your Practice on the home page.
In addition to the section on Associateships, Partnerships and Start Ups mentioned previously,
you’ll find practice management pearls arranged by topic headings:
Interviewing, Hiring and Training
Personnel Administration
Scheduling and Recare System
Practice Management; Knowing the
Numbers
Marketing
Please use the information in each of these sections to ease
your management responsibilities for your small business/dental practice and to
gain a renewed sense of enjoyment plus an improved bottom line.
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