“I registered for the business course thinking I might incorporate some rehab into my practice. But after spending two days with Dr. Steinberg and working with some amazing classmates, I left with a business plan for starting a canine rehabiliation center that I fully intend to use."
– Linda Hamilton, DVM,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
The Business of Canine Rehabilitation
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Upcoming Dates

» July 26-27, 2012
The Business of Canine Rehabilitation, Snowmass Mountain Chalet, Snowmass, Colorado, $450. Online Registration Available Soon.

 

Other Continuing Education Courses

» Aquatic Therapy in Canine Rehabilitation

» Canine Neurological Rehabilitation

» Canine Rehabilitation and Clinical Orthopedics

» The Canine Spine: Manual Assessment and Treatment Techniques

» Canine Sports Medicine

» Current Techniques in Canine Pain Management

» The Multimodal Approach to the Geriatric Canine Patient

» Nutrition in Canine Rehabilitation

» Orthotics and Prosthetics in Canine Rehabilitation

» PennHIP Certification

 

Faculty: H. Steven Steinberg, VMD, Dip. ACVIM, Neurology, CCRT

Prerequisites: This 2-day course is open to all veterinary and physical therapy professionals as well as practice managers and rehab practice investors.

Course Description: This course gives participants tools they can use to define and achieve their business goals in canine rehabilitative medicine. Hiring, firing, purchasing, and salary negotiating are explored though extensive role-playing. Participants work together building a model practice from layout and construction, to making day-to-day business decisions and marketing. Group discussions promote collaboration and the sharing of ideas across professions.

Course Fee: $450

Topics Covered Include:

  • Practice models for canine rehabilitation
  • Business concerns including location, construction and managing costs
  • Being an effective manager
  • Purchasing equipment
  • Setting fees
  • Marketing a canine rehabilitation practice