Ready to become your own boss and start contracting your speech/occupational therapy services with school districts but don't know how?
This School Contracting Quick start Guide is a PDF document that explains the forms, tools and systems you will need to get started with school contracting.
Don't own a private practice or haven't started your business yet? No problem!
This PDF resource is for the beginner who wants to get their ducks in a row before they start bidding on contracts.
If you are in the beginning stages planning your business with the end goal of contracting with schools then this PDF Resource is for you!
What You'll Learn in this mini-course:
This PDF Document will cover the essentials that you need to get started with contracting your services out! Don't put your cart before your horse by not following all of the steps that you need to follow to make a good impression!
I give you an example timeline with time frames for each item needed and a checklist to help you keep track of what needs to get done.
Hi, I'm Ebony Green, M.S., CCC-SLP
I'm a speech language pathologist and private practice owner who has obtained contracts with over 9 schools within 24 months of starting my business. I have a staff of 20 therapy providers servicing schools across my state and have created a masterclass to help SLPs, OTs and PTs learn how to obtain contracts with schools in need of special education contractors.
The idea for this mini-course came to me after I realized that many aspiring therapist entrepreneurs have questions about the basic steps to starting a business involving becoming a contractor.
So I asked myself the following questions:
"How can I provide a quick resource to therapists who are stuck" Is there a way I can help those who are just getting started in business but want to be equipped to obtain contracts within their first 24 months?"
This quick start guide is designed to do just that! It's short, sweet and to the point. It includes actionable steps to get you unstuck and prepared to set a good impression when the time comes to market yourself to school districts.
