Building and Sustaining a Thriving Private Practice by APA

 

Building and Sustaining a Thriving Private Practice: From Start to Finish

This live 10-credit CE series is designed to empower practitioners at every career stage and enable you to implement successful practices for starting, enhancing, operating, supervising, and closing a private practice (group or solo).

RESERVE YOUR SPOT Courses:

RESERVE YOUR SPOT Courses:.

Getting Started: Key Considerations for Starting a Private Practice (Available On-Demand)

Establishing Excellence: Ensuring Outstanding Clinical Processes and Outcomes (Available On-Demand)

Finding Firm Footing: Successful Practice and Financial Management (Available On-Demand)

Building Operational Excellence: Clinical and Administrative Management, Staffing and Outsourcing (Available On-Demand)

Reaching Out: Telehealth, Interstate Practice & Technology (Available On-Demand)

Managing Client Records: Privacy, Protection and Regulations (Available On-Demand)

Interprofessional Collaboration: Integrated Health Care and Reimbursement (May 12, 2021)

Developing Niche Practices and other Collaborative Approaches (May 26, 2021)

Marketing Ethically and Effectively in the Digital Age (June 9, 2021)

Looking Forward: Professional Wills and Closing a Practice (June 16, 2021)

Featuring outstanding leaders in the field of private practice and hosted by The Practice Institute’s Jeff Zimmerman, this series primarily uses an interview format and utilizes presentation slides to emphasize important points/takeaways during the discussion. Each course lasts 60 minutes.

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The bundle cost for all 10 sessions is $250 (APA members) and $300 (nonmembers). Individual sessions can be purchased for $35 (APA members) and $40 (nonmembers). If you can’t attend the live sessions, you can watch them on-demand for up to a year and still get CE credit.

This series has been reviewed and approved by the APA Office of Continuing Education in Psychology to offer CE credits for psychologists. APA CEP Office maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

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