Medical clinics are hiring virtual assistants to handle administrative work and fix operational problems that hurt patient care and profits. One mentor argues clinicians should stay in their field to lead change rather than chase higher-paying jobs elsewhere.
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So you're going to learn why medical clinics are desperate to develop better systems, better support, and.
A better way to.
Run their day to day. And how virtual assistants are becoming a secret weapon that helps practices grow, stay profitable, and even deliver better patient care. So we're going to break down what's broken, why it's broken, and how VAs can solve that. If you want to become indispensable and understand the future of your role, this episode is a must.
Listen, your.
Mentor said that it was more valuable for you to leave the PT industry.
Yeah.
More valuable to whom?
Me.
And for what?
He was only looking out how was.
Value being derived in that, in that.
Sense, money. He looked at it very specifically and he looked at the declining reimbursement rates, he looked at the profit margins. His recommendation was, I stay in healthcare, but that I leave physical therapy. He's like, you've got this expertise in, in business inside of, like, outpatient private practice. He goes, there's so many other more valuable private practice, you know, subsets within healthcare that you should be focusing on. And his, his whole point was, you know, you'll make a bigger impact if you're making more money. And for me, I just knew what, you know, Ben, about physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech is that this is a part of the, the journey that is, that should be leading the way. And I just thought we need people to stay in it.
