What if building a successful private practice wasn’t about working harder… but about putting the right pieces in place?

In this solo episode of the Optimised Practice Podcast, Blake Sergeant breaks down the six pieces of the practice puzzle and explains why most clinic owners are focusing on the wrong thing first.

Before you chase more patients or launch another marketing campaign, Blake takes you back to fundamentals. From understanding your numbers properly to choosing the right business model, building a committed team, and stepping into your identity as a true practice owner, this episode is a big picture reset.

Inside this episode:
• Why monthly metrics matter more than annual accounts
• The five P’s that shape your practice model
• How to map out a 12 month and 3 to 5 year vision
• The cultural impact of employed versus associate teams
• Why marketing should come fifth, not first
• The personal mastery required to build a practice that runs without you

If you want a profitable, stable and sellable practice that can work without your daily input, this episode is your blueprint.

Follow for more practical strategies on building a high performing private practice.

What does it really take to step off the tools and build a practice that runs without you?In this episode of The Optimised Practice Podcast, host Blake Sergeant sits down with Emma Price, owner of Supafoot Cheltenham, mastermind leader, and coach to practice owners, to unpack her journey from sole practitioner to true business owner.Emma shares the pivotal decisions that allowed her to transition from treating patients five days a week to leading a thriving, systemised, multi-room practice powered by a high-performing team. From moving into larger premises and hiring strategically, to handing over patients with care and building robust systems using simple tools like Google Drive and Trello, she reveals the mechanics behind sustainable growth.Emma also reflects on the mindset shifts required to move from clinician to coach-leader, and how stepping off the pitch became the highest and best use of her time.If you are navigating the shift from job to business, or want to build a profitable, stable and respected practice that works without your daily input, this episode is packed with practical insights and honest lessons.Subscribe for more episodes and follow along as The Optimised Practice Podcast helps practice owners build businesses that truly thrive.

In this episode of The Optimised Practice Podcast, host Jono Heath interviews Haley Uden, whose diverse career path in podiatry spans private practice, community health, academia, and entrepreneurship.

Haley shares her journey, from starting in podiatry due to personal experiences to founding 'Hey Lucy,' an automated locum management software for the Allied Health industry. They discuss Haley's challenges in private practice, the struggles of staff shortages, and her goals for improving the profession by offering more flexible and efficient locum solutions.

Tune in to hear about her innovative approach and the potential shift in how allied health professionals can work more effectively.

Watch this episode on Youtube:

https://youtu.be/o_VQLtOPkY4