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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2018 · 33 MIN

Ep.41 Social work businesses in the NDIS space with Elaine Jackson

from Allied Health Business Brilliance

In this episode, we talk to Elaine Jackson, a social worker and founding director of Spectrum Clarity. Spectrum Clarity is a company that provides a customer-centric approach to social services such as service coordination and pre-planning in the NDIS space. What is covered in this episode: Social workers and self-employment in NDIS Background of Spectrum Clarity, how and when it started, their plans for the business, and the services they offer The usefulness of Elaine’s university degrees in serving their business Who are the customers of Spectrum Clarity How the can-do attitude of the employees help them reach their goals The things that have taken them by surprise and problems they’ve encountered in the business How Elaine sees the future of Spectrum Clarity and her worries about several things including the viability of the businesses in the industry Tips for Allied Health Professionals involved to provide support to children and families Spectrum Clarity’s social work ethic and respect for the client Links: WebsiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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