Go Solo

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I hope to show all the basics in starting a private practice and achieving work-life balance.

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Financial Case Acceptance 101. The One-Sheet Financial Presentation Ophthalmology Needs (Practice Mastery 9)

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The Case Acceptance Formula: Clinical Acceptance + Financial Acceptance (practice Mastery 8)

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Patient-Time Scheduling is a Mistake. Provider-Time Scheduling is the Way (Practice Mastery 7)

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4 Critical Phone Scripts You Must Matter Schedule More (Practice Mastery 6)

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6 High Yield Areas in Medical Marketing to Focus on to Turning Paid Leads Into Booked Patients (Practice Mastery 5)

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Checklists and Audits - The System That Prevents Chaos and Complacency (Practice Mastery 4)

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Why Go Solo?

Ever since going solo, I have found my passion for being a doctor again. I control my schedule, meaning I can dedicate as much time as my patients truly need. More importantly, I have the ability to schedule clinic in a way where I can focus on the most important aspect in my life: my family. Additionally, with minimal overhead costs, favorable tax advantages, and the opportunity to explore diverse financial opportunities as a business proprietor, a startup medical practice holds the potential for significant success. In short, going solo has enabled me work-life-financial balance. Starting a private practice is the best decision I have ever made.

Starting a private practice Is Easier Than you think

In medical school and residency, I learned everything I wanted to know about pathophysiology, pharmacology, and eye surgery. I wish I was taught more about the real world: like starting a private practice, the business of medicine, work-life balance etc. I hope to share my journey and maybe inspire others to see what opening your own practice can do for you, your career, and your future patients.