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Starting a Solo Practice
Robert Skaggs1, Brett Coldiron2
1Dermatology, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Kentucky Skin Cancer Center, 1818 Wallace Court, #301, Bowling Green, KY 42103, USA.
Abstract:
Opening a small private dermatology practice can be a rewarding experience. It may seem like a lot of trouble, but in no other setting will you have so much freedom, control, and directly be able to see the consequences of your efforts. Economically, you must realize that in other settings, all these "chores" you must do in a solo practice are paid for by you out of overhead, which can greatly exceed what it costs if you do it yourself in a small practice. That is, a small private practice can be economically more rewarding and flexible than working for a dermatology group, particularly a multispecialty group. It requires months of preparation, planning, hard work, persistence, and a strong desire to establish a practice that operates on your own terms.
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