A condensed business course that thoughtfully integrates 500 keywords to establish the groundwork and more than 50 action items to help you start making significant progress and succeeding in your eye care business right now.

Medical school is a challenging path that requires a rapid assimilation of vast volumes of material. There is not much time for studying other subjects during this procedure due to the high time commitment needed. But if the building’s front entrance is closed, no amount of intelligence or good intentions will help a patient. To put it simply, practicing medicine efficiently requires a foundational understanding of business. Essential Business Fundamentals for the Successful Eye Care Practice can now bridge a critical educational gap for eye care professionals, including their ophthalmic staff, by giving them the fundamental knowledge and skills they need to formulate and carry out successful practice management decisions.

Dr. Savak Teymoorian integrates his MBA expertise with his physician training and experience as a successful ophthalmologist at Harvard Eye Associates, all while writing in a high-density format that medical professionals will recognize. Because of his distinct viewpoint, he is able to deliver the appropriate theory and practice in the field of eye care in an effective way that is comparable to that of medical education.

With an emphasis on eye care professionals, each chapter covers a separate topic that is typically covered in a master’s program in business administration. The most important details are condensed into a manageable amount of material to provide a solid foundation. Real-world examples from the field of ophthalmic care are used to further strengthen each part and demonstrate how to effectively implement business strategies and methods to get the greatest outcomes.

Among the subjects covered in this chapter are marketing and negotiations.
Finance and Operations
Essential Business Fundamentals for the Successful Eye Care Practice is a valuable resource for ophthalmologists, optometrists, and eye care personnel. It provides practical and applicable information about managing an eye care practice, making it ideal for those in training looking to boost their chances of success or those in practice looking to fill in knowledge gaps.

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