When to Leave Your Associate Job (Even If It's a Good One)

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When to Leave Your Associate Job (Even If It's a Good One)

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The job is fine and the money is good, so why do you keep thinking about owning your own practice? For an associate dentist, the pull toward practice ownership often shows up long before anything is actually wrong at work. Stephen Trutter walks through the subtle signs an associate position has run its course, from thinking like an owner to getting stuck with the leftover cases. He shares the question he asks at Startup Practice Blueprint™ and the answer he hears most, and explains what it means if you've been "just curious" about ownership for years. He also explains why a great associateship should work like the minor leagues and why frustration alone is the wrong reason to leave. Then he lays out a 90-day way to figure out what you actually want before you resign from anything. If you're an associate who's afraid to leave but even more afraid to stay, start here. Learn more at idealpractices.com Book an Ownership Clarity Call: idealpractices.com/consultation-call

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