Thursday, May 7, 2020

A Dentist who wants her impact to go viral


Mid-March the ground shook. We retreated to the drawing board. What do we have in terms of people, processes and procedures? How have our patients reacted to the same changes and market forces that have affected us as dental solution providers?What are we going to do differently


Pre pandemic, Dr Njambi was looking to increase her production and grow her practice.
She chose to break her normal routine, to seek help, so she could share her expertise and authority with more people in her community.

Dr Njambi loved the idea of having more patients in her life, but as a trained dentist, she didn’t know how to market herself as an expert and authority.

Like many successful dentists, she understood how to create a fairly consistent schedule and make chairside decisions — but she never had to wear the “marketing” or “sales” hat.

Like it or not, marketing and sales are pillars of a strong and healthy practice - for a dentist selling complete and comprehensive care, they are even more vital. Marketing is an important part of the dental business. It is not the only piece in the puzzle

Dr Njambi wanted to broaden her understanding of practice growth so that she would never have to jump from patient to patient again. She wanted to step into the authority space on the right foot, filling her schedule with her ideal patient.

Then came a small virus called SARS-CoV 2.Dr Njambi had to shut down the clinic for a while but bills had to be paid.

She developed her own surface dis-infection and personal protective protocols and opened shop. It was time to revise her entire business model and service delivery channels



Dr Njambi is joining a program that we run at Passion Profit designed to create her Best Year Yet in 4 key areas of her life namely Leadership, Profit literacy, Family and Legacy building

We look forward to working with Dr Njambi in using design thinking to craft the life that will bring out the best in her.

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