20. From vision to reality: what it takes to start your own (successful) orthodontic practice

With Jill Allen

Let's get one thing straight: Orthodontics is a highly-specialized field, with demands and nuances that are unlike any other medical practice. If you're thinking about starting your own orthodontic practice, it's a good idea to seek the advice of a trusted expert. And, luckily, we know just the person.

Meet our guest

Jill Allen is the owner of Jill Allen & Associates orthodontic consultants, a national firm with a passion for helping doctors bring their practice dreams to fruition. Jill and her team specialize in startup practices, recently-opened practices, and practices with owners who are nearing retirement. With her expertise, Jill empowers practice owners with the tools they need to increase growth and streamline their processes.

In this episode

What factors orthodontists should consider when deciding whether or not to start a practice
The importance of having a vision for a startup practice
Important demographic and geographic considerations
Must-have equipment for a startup practice
Best practices for staffing, hiring, and training at a new practice
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