For solo practitioners, a strong personal brand is a valuable asset. A competitive healthcare market means patients have greater choice when it comes to choosing a healthcare practitioner. A strong personal brand will help you

Virtual reception has become a sought after and beneficial service for Australian businesses. While there is a cost to engage these services, businesses are seeing cost savings and a substantial return on investment by using

Working as a virtual administrator gives the flexibility to work from just about anywhere and with a variety of clients. However, juggling multiple clients and admin tasks means that effective time management is crucial. There

Solo practitioners as the name suggests work alone. At times this can be isolating. One of the biggest challenges with solo practice is not having colleagues on hand to bounce ideas off, debrief with or

When you’re running a solo practice, efficiency is key to ensuring the practice runs smoothly and you’re able to provide optimal care to your patients. Technology can play a big part in ensuring your practice

Being a solo practitioner and running your own practice can be rewarding. Deciding whether you want to be a solo practitioner takes careful consideration and as with anything, it comes with advantages and disadvantages. Advantages

Technology has changed the way businesses operate today. As business practices have evolved so too has the role of reception services. Considered the frontline of any business, the role of receptionist has undergone major transformation

Work and life can often be a juggle. Technology has evolved so much that we are never far away from work, making work/life balance that little bit more difficult. Solo practitioners in particular can find

Starting up and running a business takes a great deal of time and effort. One of the biggest challenges faced by entrepreneurs is finding the time to get everything done – often having to juggle

Allied health organisations provide an essential service to patients, however in order to continue to operate and provide exceptional care, allied health practices need to ensure they are financially viable. While positive patient outcomes, patient