Ebony and Sarah share their journeys from traditional clinical roles into entrepreneurship. They discuss what motivated them to step outside of conventional career paths, the challenges they faced while building businesses, and the lessons they learned along the way.
From launching private practices to mentoring other clinicians, this conversation highlights how SLPs can use their expertise in new and innovative ways. Ebony and Sarah talk about the realities of running a business, balancing leadership with clinical work, and the importance of community and mentorship in the profession.
If you are curious about entrepreneurship, looking for ways to grow an existing business, or simply interested in hearing how clinicians are expanding the impact of their work, this episode offers inspiration and resources to help you get started.
Speech-language pathologists have valuable skills that translate well into entrepreneurship
• Private practice and business ownership require a willingness to learn beyond clinical training
• Mentorship and community are critical when building a business
• Entrepreneurship allows clinicians to expand their impact and create opportunities for others
• There is no single path to success in the field—clinicians can build careers that reflect their passions
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