As we pay more attention to the innovative leaders within our profession, it’s easy to see that we need to break out of the mold we have been working in over the past 4 decades and be revolutionary about how to operate in 2020. We all know that being a great clinician does not equate to you being successful at running a physical therapy private practice. You have to obtain the skills and continue to grow both personally and professionally. Successful business leaders will tell you that when you are looking to dismantle and restructure any operating basis, you must pilot the new model while continuing to run the existing model until you get the new model de-bugged and dialed in before you abandon the old.This week, we’re breaking down where we are today in private practice, and what we have to do now to succeed in 2020 and beyond.
Episode at a glance:
- Educate your team on any system or structural changes.
- Create an element of giving for you and your team to take pride in that promotes the purpose of your practice within your community.
- Run an end of the year summary report and then use that base your upcoming year BSP on so that you have real numbers set for a 15% growth (min).
- You need a form of career development training within your practice that is promoted and used with the sole purpose of enhancing skills both personally and professionally.
