Starting Your Own OT Practice | EP:12 Hands Therapy Secrets

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Noha Elfar OTR/L discusses how she started her own Occupational Therapy Clinic, what steps she took and what mistakes to avoid. If you ever have thought about opening your own OT Clinic , click and watch this interview. Interested in developing your skills and growing your confidence to create a successful practice. The mentorship program prepares you for the steps you'll have to take to succeed, click the link HERE: handtherapysecrets.com/lookin...
Timestamps:
00:00 - SHOWTIME
01:42 - Noha’s Intro
03:46 - One Thing Noha Did To Help Grow Her Business
06:04 - Noha’s game plan for the covid situation
13:11 - Biggest mistake Noha made when she first started her practice
18:40 - Balancing Life as an Entrepreneur & Parent
26:17 - What drove Noha to start her own practice
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1 авг 2024

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@HandTherapySecrets0 3 года назад

Are you an occupational therapist that wants to get into hand therapy? Even becoming a certified hand therapist? Click the link below. www.handtherapysecrets.com/hand-therapy-mentorship/

@CarlynOT-Coach 2 года назад

I love that you’re empowering other OTs to step into private practice. We have to stick together in elevating each other and our profession. #OTsRising. Thanks for your contribution. ❤️

@HandTherapySecrets0 2 года назад

Absolutely!! Thank you for watching.

@bggrfafe 3 года назад

I am so grateful to all you OTpreneurs who have podcasts. This 2020 year has been an eye opener for me and has opened me up to starting my own OT private practice someday and actually makes it seem achievable. This is from someone who was NEVER interested in starting my own business prior to this year. You all are inspirational!

@HandTherapySecrets0 3 года назад

Awesome! It’s totally possible! Keep an ear out...we will be releasing a podcast soon!

@doctoranderson2102 3 года назад

Great way to help boost OT!!!!!!!!!

@HandTherapySecrets0 3 года назад

Thanks!

@Bitachon 4 года назад

Nice interview. *When you own your own business you def work harder and usually more!*

@HandTherapySecrets0 4 года назад

That is true 😊

@marvynluna4994 6 месяцев назад

I was considering of going to PA school after OT school cz of thr poor pay OTs get but now i want to open my own business/practice in chicago after i paid off my loans/car in 2.5yrs. Maybe on the 4th yr when i have capital to spend and make a business plan during that time and HEAVY research

@HandTherapySecrets0 6 месяцев назад

You can do whatever you want. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Just gotta put in the work. Going back to school doesn’t solve the more money thing bc u have to spend to make more…and u can do that with a business.

@rukis_everyday_living5212 2 года назад

Who is she using for her biller? And what type of setting ? Outpatient?

@HandTherapySecrets0 2 года назад

I have no idea…some people hire someone in their business, some have an independent contractor that comes in for the billing, and others totally outsource billing and collections. I do the latter.

@jessereeves3120 2 года назад

@@HandTherapySecrets0 is there a rough estimate of outsourced billing costs? Is it rated per session or a percentage of accounts receivable?

@HandTherapySecrets0 2 года назад

@@jessereeves3120 For outsourced billing - it's usually a % of money collected. Some charge a % no matter if it's insurance or cash and others only charge for any claim that they touch. Hope that helps.

@jessereeves3120 2 года назад

@@HandTherapySecrets0 thanks!