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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 32 MIN

Should You Hire Trainees at Your Mental Health Practice?

from Sit and Stay: Run a Successful Mental Health Practice · host RipsyTech

Thinking of employing trainees at your mental health practice? In this episode of Sit and Stay, we explore the benefits, challenges, and practicalities of bringing trainees into a clinical setting. Join Parker Anderson and Dr. Thomas Tarshis as they discuss setting up a supportive learning environment, managing the financial impact, and navigating billing and supervision requirements. Perfect for practice owners looking to foster new talent and elevate their practice culture. 0:00 Introductions 2:25 What is the experience of hiring a trainee like at a clinic? 7:38 How can hiring a trainee benefit your practice? 12:23 What is the typical environment a trainee will operate in at a clinic? 14:55 What are the financial considerations of hiring a trainee for a clinic? 21:36 Can you validate with patients that trainees are capable of providing quality care? 24:08 What considerations go into finding and acquiring trainees for your clinic? 29:09 The Mental Health Business Moment Of The Week 31:32 Conclusions

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