Are you a new graduate of a Podiatric College or a Podiatric residency program?

Now that You have spent countless hours and dollars in learning the profession of a Podiatric Physician and Surgeon; ARE YOU now ready to start making a living?

Here are a few questions to ask yourself:  

• IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE A DECENT LIVING?

• Should you set up your own practice or work as a hired hand?

• Why are other DPMs hiring?

• Would you like to do what you think is right for your patients OR do what the "Corporation" thinks is right?

• Do YOU want to make a living OR do you want to do it for the "Corporation"?

• How do you select a location for your practice?

• What equipment should you buy?

• What supplies should you buy?

• Should you buy sterile disposables or sterilize your own?

• What can you sterilize?

• Should you do surgery in office?

• What procedures can you do in your office?

• Should you buy an automatic x-rays processor or can you do without?

• should you make your own orthotics or send them to a lab?

• Can you sell some supplies to patients or send them to the local pharmacy?

• What stationary should you have?

• Should you advertise?

• How should you advertise?

• How should you setup appointments for your patients?

• Should you buy a computer right away?

• What software should you buy?

• Should you buy the office building or lease one?

• How many people do you need to hire?

• How to do the insurance billing?

• How much money are you going to need to survive in   practice?

If you have not answered most of the above questions, you are not prepared for the real world.  After all the money and time and energy you have spent in becoming a DPM, you could be lacking the most critical skills needed to make a decent living.  How do I know?  I have been there and done that.  And I can help you in saving you a lot of costly mistakes, headaches, and help you minimize stress and ultimately provide the best care, you can, for your patients.  I can show you the way where you would not have to worry about making a living, as long as you can do what you have been trained to do.  You come to me with your "reasonable" objectives and I can help you achieve them and do better.   To contact me click HERE to send me an E-Mail.