I am so excited to dive into one of the most requested topics we have ever had: making the transition from an insurance-based model to a private pay practice.
559. The ROI of a Psychometrist: Scaling Your Time
In this episode, I break down the financial and operational logic behind transitioning from a solo assessment model to a technician-led model.
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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:01)Hey everyone, welcome back. This is the final episode in Pillar 2, the business sprint of March. So today we’re talking about the holy grail for many clinicians and that is making the private pay pivot. How many of you have thought about doing this and backed off because it was too scary? Well, I’m not going …
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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:00)Hey folks, welcome back to the Testing Psychologist podcast. Today is episode three in pillar two of the March sprint. We’re continuing our business pillar here with a discussion about psychometrists. So a lot of questions about psychometrists in the Facebook group and in my consulting, a lot of feelings about using a psychometrist. So we’re to …
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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:00)Hey folks, welcome back to another episode of the Testing Psychologist. We are firmly in pillar two of the March sprint and pillar two is all about business stuff. And today’s business episode is all about coding, coding, coding. So there are plenty of deep dives out there on coding and we could talk about coding and …
558. Why Your Claims Are Being Denied: Common Coding Errors
In this episode, I break down the essential components of the “core stack” for psychological and neuropsychological testing billing.
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Dr. Jeremy Sharp (00:00)Hey folks, welcome back to the podcast. I’m glad to be here with you. Today we are starting Pillar 2 of the March Sprint. So if you didn’t listen to Pillar 1, it was all about clinical topics. You can go back and check that out from last week. There are four episodes on various clinical topics. …
557. Reverse-Engineering Your Hourly Rate
I’ve found that many assessment clinicians struggle to set fees that actually support their lives and prevent burnout.
556. Wisdom Over Numbers: Writing Reports Differently
In this episode, I dive deep into the modern evolution of neuropsychological and psychological report writing. We explore why the traditional model of listing scores and rote data is no longer effective for our primary audience
555. Accuracy vs. Intuition: Stop Trying to “Sense” Effort
Clinical intuition is often little more than a coin flip when it comes to detecting suboptimal effort. We like to think we can spot a client who isn’t giving their best, but the data suggests otherwise.