Dental Practice - A Changing Business Model

Hi ,

I trust you are well and had a great weekend.

Over the last few years, the business model of dental practice has changed. Rising costs, lack of skilled manpower, increased private competition, and the power of social media have significantly changed the structure of the dental industry.

As you may well be aware we have over the last few years invested significantly into building a global team, to support our UK businesses, including our dental practices.

Initially, to support our accounting team's needs, but now much of our back office for all our businesses across various functions is either managed or supported by our global team, working with our UK team.

This has allowed us to pay our UK team members above market rate salaries, whilst at the same time provide opportunities and excellent packages to our overseas team members.

A Global Workforce for your Practice

We have already started providing full-time bookkeepers to some of our larger clients, but are now in a position to provide full-time dedicated team members in the following areas.

· Financial Administration Assistants

· Experienced Xero and QuickBooks Bookkeepers

· Credit controllers

· Marketing Assistants

· Video Editors

· Social Media Assistants

· Content Writers

· Virtual PA’s

Many of the team members working in these roles are being enhanced with AI too, increasing efficiency in the delivery of work.

Whilst we don’t currently have a solution to finding suitable specific in-practice dental nurses and receptionists, we believe the business models of dental practices have changed.

This means higher salaries for local in-practice staff, which can only be a good thing, whilst, using a more competitive global team to support other key areas of the business model, as detailed above.

We can help you build a competitive global team

If you wish to find out more and seek skilled team members, albeit on a global basis, on competitive terms, drop me a message back.

Have a great week ahead!

Kind regards,

Arun