DEN_M0 Bridging the transition gaps. Starting in Private Practice

Bridging the transition gaps

Are you a new graduate or entering/re-entering the Private practice…THEN THIS COURSE IS FOR YOU ! This course is designed to prepare you for the challenges, pitfalls, stresses and joys of working in a private practice.   

Three Online Webinars: What to expect in private practice!

DAY AND TIME:  This is an online webinar that will be run once a week for 3 consecutive Wednesdays in a row from 4pm to 6:30pm QLD time. Registration commences at 3:45pm.

• Webinar 1:   (2.5 hrs)
• Webinar 2:   (2 hours)
• Webinar 3:   (2 hours)

Are you a New Dental Graduate, Final Year Student, Transitioning from Public to Private practice, or a Dental Employer looking to hire a new graduate?

These 3 free Webinars will set you on the right path and will show you what graduates struggle with when they first start, what dental teams struggle with when a graduate starts, what strategies to use to bridge the gaps and how to create a WIN-WIN situation.

This webinar is designed to give you an overview of what to expect in a private practice.  A further 12 hour online programme takes you through the 9 steps you need to master to have a successful career in a Private Dental Practice.

• Be more prepared for the challenges, pitfalls, stresses and joys of working in a private practice.
• The big “little” things you were not taught at dental school or didn’t have to think about in a public setting
• What you need to know before negotiating the ins and outs of private practice and the Dos and Don’ts
• What your employer is looking for from you
• What your patients in private practice expect of you
• What goals to set for yourself now that you are on your own

REGISTRATION:

• Once you register for this webinar, you will receive an email with the Webinar link, password, and ID
• You will also be sent the Workbook templates which you will need to have ready before the session starts
• Note that Institution emails often have pop up blockers so best to use your private email when you register
• This webinar is best done on your computer rather than a hand held device and you will need to download ZOOM

• Please be ready 10-15 min prior to the session.  The online room will be open 15 min prior to the session and locked 30min later
  
• You will need WiFi for good signal and Audio so you can hear me – please test your equipment prior to the workshop
• Both your video and microphone will be switched off so I won’t see or hear you.
• You will be able to type in your Questions which will be answered in the Q and A sessions

CONTENT:  The 9 Key Topics that we will touch base on are as shown below

A total of 30 minutes will be set aside for each of the 3 topics each day followed by a 10min Q&A session

REGISTER NOW to be able to get the link which will allow you to participate in the webinar

It  will address the following  in a  practical way that you can adopt easily in your practice.

• The many things you were not taught at dental school or didn’t have to think about in a public setting
• What you need to know before negotiating the ins and outs of private practice and the Dos and Don’ts
• Understand clearly the 12 key challenges you will face and how to address them
• How to build strong relationships with team members and patients
• How you can work more efficiently with your DA
• What you need to do, to allow the receptionist to lock in those appointments
• What your employer is looking for from you
• How to solicit and receive feedback to keep the growth happening
• How to build trust and rapport with patients of different age groups
• What your patients in private practice expect of you and how to deliver
• What strategies to employ when you encounter a totally new scenario
• The back up plan for when things don’t go to plan
• Managing patients with dental fear and anxiety which is very common
• Developing a systematic approach to history taking and data collection
• Using ADA codes in the right way and effectively
• Systemising procedure set-up notes and clinical notes