
The Purpose Of This Text Is To Provide An Overview Of Basic Business Principles And How They Can Be Used To Enhance The Stability And Fiscal Responsibility Of Neuropsychological Practice. The Principles Discussed Are Are Defined And Information Is Provided To Guide Practical Application Of The Concepts. The Book Is Designed To Benefit Professionals At Varying Levels Of Practice Regardless Of Their Work Setting, But Focuses Primarily On The Issues Related To Neuropsychological Practice. Graduate School Catalogs And Training Program Brochures Reveal A Broad Array Of Educational Opportunities Designed To Prepare Future Professionals For Independent Practice In Neuropsychology. However, Little Is Offered To Prepare Neuropsychologists For The Business Realities That Await Them In The Workplace. The Expectation That They Will Simply See Patients And Do Quality Clinical Work Is Often In Conflict With Institutional Goals Of Making Money So That The Doors Can Remain Open. The Result Can Be A Cataclysmic Crash When Altruistic Ideals Meet Capitalistic Needs. The Concepts Of Cash Is King And No Margin, No Mission Are Foreign To Most Neuropsychologists Until Our Own Fiscal Bottom Line Is Affected. The Business Of Neuropsychology Also Contains An Overview Of Business Basics, Such As Budget And Fiscal Tracking, Strategies For Communicating With Stakeholders In The Business, Front And Back Office Flow And Processes, Billing, Coding, Marketing, Referral Relationship Development, And Staff Growth And Development. The Business Of Neuropsychology Is Part Of The Oxford Aacn Workshop Series.
This text investigates the intersection of clinical neuropsychology and fiscal management, addressing the lack of business training in traditional graduate programs. Author Mark Barisa, a seasoned professional in the field, provides a structured framework for clinicians to navigate the economic realities of private and institutional practice. By bridging the gap between altruistic clinical goals and the necessity of financial sustainability, the book offers a roadmap for maintaining a viable practice without compromising patient care.
What You Will Find
Experts and practitioners frequently cite this work as a necessary resource for filling the gap in clinical training regarding the administrative side of healthcare. Readers often note the practical, actionable nature of the advice provided for those transitioning into independent practice.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199701660
ISBN-13:
9780199701667
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