Private Practice Made Perfect
The Private Practice Made Perfect conversation is for allied health business owners who want to listen in to real life private practice stories and business advice. My outstanding guests include: allied health business owners, digital marketing specialists, accountants, HR advisers, writers, virtual assistants, IT specialists, friends, social media gurus, lawyers, and possibly family members and other generous folk I haven’t roped in yet. It takes a village to run a private practice. I gather the tribe, harness collective wisdom and conveniently deliver it all to your earbuds.
All episodes are chatty, honest and practical… warning – there is laughter, talk of wine and deviation from the topic.
Being a guest is a positive experience, and we would love to hear your private practice adventure.
The tech is easy, we can sort out the topics and it’s a great way to promote your business.
Email me to find out more: info@nacre.com.au
Marketing Basics: An A-Z Of Words You Should Know
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanThere’s a lot to know about the marketing world, but if you’re a business owner, no matter what your industry, it’s important to understand the basics. I’ve noticed that a lot of allied health business owners tend to be cautious of marketing, maybe even fearful. And it’s understandable. But if you get your head around […]
Adam Houlahan Interview – Building Your Referral Network With LinkedIn
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanHaving an online presence is important for any business person, including allied health business owners. One of the best ways to do that is via LinkedIn. As it continues to evolve, it becomes a much more powerful personal branding tool. In this episode, I chat with Adam Houlahan, the Founder and CEO of Web Traffic […]
Interview with Weh Yeoh – Introducing Speech Therapy To Cambodia
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanRunning a social enterprise is about making a positive change in the world. That’s exactly what Weh Yeoh, the founder of OIC Cambodia and the co-founder and CEO of Umbo, is doing. Even though Weh’s background is as a physiotherapist, he has mostly worked with children with disabilities in the public and non-profit sector and […]
Building An Allied Health Team
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanThere is a question I get asked a couple of times a week: How do I build a team? When I’m asked this question, people aren’t always referring to their clinical team, often they’re talking about their admin team. I am a big fan of bringing admin into the business before you bring in clinical […]
Onboarding New Recruits In Your Allied Health Business: 15 Tips To Improve Your Process
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanLately, I’ve been talking with a few different business owners about the onboarding process they use with new recruits. What I’ve found is that a lot of businesses either don’t have a solid process or they have one but it feels rushed. As a result, their recruits get off to a bumpy start and the […]
Learning The Business Side Of Allied Health: My Top 10 Tips
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanI get asked time and time again, “How do I learn about the business side of things?” What’s more accurate is allied health business owners telling me, “I’ve never learned the business side of things”. It makes complete sense, they’re different sides of the same coin. When I was at university doing my occupational therapy […]
Renee Townsend And Tarryn Dee Interview – Serving Kids With ‘Diffabilities’
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanIn this episode, I talk about all things NDIS with Renee Townsend and Tarryn Dee, co-founders of My Diffability. We discuss the challenges as an online supplier, hearsay in the allied health sector, and, perhaps most importantly, remembering the bigger picture: it’s about helping people. The Victoria-based company is an online store that provides therapy […]
Working Together To Build A Better Allied Health Business
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanAllied health business owners invest a lot of time and money into their craft and their technical skillset, but tend not to invest the same energy into the business and team management side of things. As a result, many private practice owners end up comparing their business to other successes in their life and wonder […]
Emma Small Interview – Manual Handling In The Allied Health Sector
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanThe allied health sector is all about caring, but often it’s the health of the caregivers themselves that’s overlooked or not handled as well. In this episode I chat with Emma Small, an “entrepreneurial Occupational Therapist and co-founder of NSW-based company, Risk Managed. Emma’s background is in working with people with disabilities and care organisations. […]
The Power Of The One-Page Allied Health Business Plan
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanWhen it comes to ensuring a successful allied health business, or any business for that matter, a business plan is a must. The power of the one-page business plan is often overlooked because business owners say they don’t have enough time to develop one. Some say they want to and might even start the planning […]