Build a Private Practice: Part I
Training SynopsisDo you have a private practice or are you interested in opening one? Are you utilizing all the available tools to protect and build your practice? This training will give you everything you need to build a solid, ethical practice that effectively helps the clients you serve.
Core IdeasThis is the training you need to ensure you are building a private practice that adheres to HIPAA regulations, ethical principals, and scope of practice restrictions. It explores the necessary paperwork to use with clients, as well as steps you need to take to protect your practice. This training will also provide a plethora of ideas about how to grow your business to its full potential. If you have a private practice, or wish to build one, you need this training to make sure the practice you build is at its clinical best.
This training has obvious innovations in direct practice, as it aims to help the clinician build a practice that will benefit the clients it serves. This training topic connects to diversity in allowing the participants to attend to the diverse background of the clients in the community in which it serves. It connects to ethics because participants will learn how to ensure their practices adhere to the strictest of ethical principles. It connects to advocacy because clients need healthy and effective practices from which to gain ethical and appropriate care. This training will teach attendees how to build private practices that meet the needs of the clients they serve, which strengthens both the individual client’s treatment experience and the profession as a whole. Vertical Divider
Training Agenda9:00-9:15: Introduction of presenter and topic, and themes..
9:15-10:30: Part I: Setting up your practice 10:30-10:45: Break 10:45 - 12:00: Part II: Developing your practice 12:00-1:00 Lunch 1:00-2:30: Part III: Closing your practice 2:30-2:45: Break 2:45-3:15: Troubleshooting your practice 3:15-3:30: Summary of Topic/Q&A |
“I just learned everything I need to get my practice going. I wish I had taken this training 5 years ago.”
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