“Do this, don’t do that!” Common mistakes in private practice ownership – and how to avoid them

August 30, 2018 at 12:00 PM

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So you think you want to go into private practice? Everyone you know will have an opinion on how you should go about it.

Our advice is don't take advice from people that have opened one or two practices. Take advice from people who have done it hundreds of times. Find mentors or industry leaders who have put in their hours opening lots of offices, and who have seen the ‘ups and downs’ of this business.

In this can’t miss webinar, packed with tips from experienced pros, you’ll learn how to avoid common missteps that dentist make when they decide to venture out on their own.

Tune in and listen up! We look forward to your participation on this call.

Panelist

Stephen Trutter
Stephen has successfully guided over 550+ startup dental practices in his career. As the Director of Consulting he guides the entire consulting process with their clients with his startup practice expertise. This expertise includes a clear understanding of guiding clients with successful financial lending packages. In addition, he guides them through the demographics analysis, real estate search and utilizes his ability to work with multiple vendors to provide a clear team approach, delivering a truly enjoyable and successful experience to each client.

Prior to working with Ideal Practices, Stephen spent 10 successful years with one of the top dental specific lenders in the country providing specialized funding solutions for start-ups, expansions, and additional locations.

Stephen is happily married with three awesome girls! Hobbies include, traveling to see family all over the country, golf and skiing anywhere he can find fresh powder!

Christian Pearson
Christian is Treloar & Heisel’s national director of dental partnerships. In this capacity, he oversees outreach to general dentistry programs throughout the country, through which he can deliver Treloar & Heisel’s specialized expertise. Founded in 1959, the firm has a solid reputation for quality products and its knowledge of the particular financial services needs of those in the medical and dental professions. Christian develops business symposia, lectures and other educational events to help launch students’ dental careers on a solid foundation.

Christian earned degrees in communications, business administration and economics from Eastern Illinois University. He and his wife Ann-Marie are both dedicated animal lovers and founders of a rescue program called Dogma. They live in Tampa, Florida, and have two daughters, Genevieve and Edith.