Download our Ophthalmology Practice Financing Checklist.
A checklist for making the move cleanly: covering restraint of trade, funding the transition and protecting yourself along the way.
Moving from a service agreement with a group practice to running your own is one of the biggest financial and professional decisions you'll make. It changes your cash flow overnight, and it raises questions most contracted specialists haven't had to think through before. This checklist walks through what to work out before you resign, not after.
The Financing Checklist for Ophthalmology Practices
What's inside
• Strategic fit: how to pressure-test the move and model the transition period, not just the destination
• Service agreement & site: what restraint of trade and notice period clauses can, and can't, stop you doing
• Funding the transition: how to use your contractor track record as leverage, even without a practice of your own yet
• Staffing, systems & risk: what to document before you bring in a partner or associate
Why this checklist
We've helped specialists transition from a service agreement with a group practice into running their own independent practice, coordinating equipment, fitout and working capital finance around a clean handover.