Welcome to another episode of the Shared Practices Podcast! This one is a bit of a throwback to season one, but we know you’re going to love it. We have on the show with us consultant/startup guru Jayme Amos, dentist Paul Goodman, and attorney Rob Montgomery. We get into a great discussion about some of the red flags and pitfalls to watch out for as an associate. We talk about the language of contracts and non-competes, when to involve a lawyer during your contract negotiations, and how daily minimums work from both the employee and employer’s perspective. We also have a really great back and forth about the difference between being a 1099 or W-2 employee, and what might be the best situation for an associate. We hope you enjoy this throwback episode as much as we did recording it. Thanks for listening to this week’s episode of the Shared Practices Podcast!

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Jayme Amos is the founder of Ideal Practices Consulting, author of Choosing the Right Practice Location, and host of “Dentistry’s Ideal Practices Podcast.” Jayme has a degree in International Business and has focused his expertise in dental practice startups, focusing on site selection, demographics, financing, construction, floor plan design and profitability.

 

Dr. Paul Goodman is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, and has been practicing dentistry for over 10 years. He works with his brother in two locations in Mercer County, NJ. Dr. Goodman has purchased three dental practices and shares his personal experience with retiring dentists in managing the expectations of their patients and team members during the transition process. He is the founder of Rising Dentists Study Club and Rittenhouse Consulting, LLC - both in Philadelphia.

 

Rob Montgomery has been serving the individualized legal and business needs of dentists, dental practices and dental service organizations for over 20 years.  Rob has worked on hundreds of dental deals, ranging from practice start-ups to complex practice acquisitions involving multistate practice locations. Rob focuses his practice on the legal and business needs of his dental clients, advising on the formation of business entities, practice start-ups and lease negotiations, buy-ins, partnership agreements, practice acquisitions and sales, and much more.