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I look forward to some great discussions and a lot of learning. As a recent and well-matured graduate who lives in quite a rural area I have just come to accept that I may need to start my working life as self-employed, domicillary podiatrist. The thought frankly daunts me. Any useful hints and tips or messages of support would be welcome!
Good wishes to you all.
Sue

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Hello Susan,

Apologies for my delayed

So

Starting up in private practice can prove a hard though very worthwhile career choice. I have been in private practice for 12 years (during which I also undertook some NHS work to pay the bills while I built up my practice from scratch). I left the NHS approx' 4 years ago & I am really enjoying the challenge.

I do not respond well to authority

You will find The Arena a great resource of information & support so feel free to jump in & ask questions, read along with debates (some of which become quiet heated).

We are a friendly bunch & rarely bite unless provoked

The threads on private practice may give you a good starting point.

All the very best in your new venture.

Regards,

Mandy

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Mandy Brooks
Brooks Podiatry
S64 0DE

Suffering a fondness for odd things.

“ Though the mills of God grind slowly;
Yet they grind exceeding small;
Though with patience he stands waiting,
With exactness grinds he all. ”

Thanks very much for your support, good advice too.

Regards

Sue