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Writer's pictureNicole Cozean

How to Make More Money As An Employee

Looking to make more at your current job? We give you the inside scoop on what your employer cares about. (And, if you own your practice, this is how you want to evaluate your staff!).



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The short answer to increasing your earning potential is to provide more value to your employer.

The right lens for thinking about increases in pay is value. How can I provide more value to the company? If you do (and if your employer is fair) you should be able to increase your earning potential.


What (likely) won't get you more money? Having your doctorate, getting a new certification (WCS, OCS, PRPC, CSCS, etc.), or asking because of personal reasons for more.


Instead, there really are three options:


  1. Expand Your Hours. Probably not what you wanted to hear, but the simplest way to make more is to work more hours. Especially if you're at a busy facility or you're working less than 40 hours per week, expanding your hours can result in more pay.

  2. Crush Your Role. Getting better within your role (at what your boss or facility cares about) can result in a raise. So if that's productivity or increased billings in an insurance-based practice, selling products or packages, or patient retention and outcomes. But understanding what it means to be successful in your role is crucial.

  3. Increase Your Role. The trickiest option, increasing your role involves finding something else you can do to add value to the company.


As Nicole said on the full 'sode of the topic...


"The right lens for thinking about increases in pay is value." - Nicole Cozean

Learn more about pelvic health with our Clinical Courses


All of the Rising clinical courses are designed to:


  • Challenge the way you think

  • Make you more confident in your clinical practice.  

  • Allow you to go-at-your-own pace (all online!)

  • Let you go back to your work: you'll have lifetime access to the lectures and handouts.  Check out all the clinical courses we offer (www.pelvicptrising.com/clinical).


Curious about private practice? Check out our Business Resources


  • We've now helped more than 200 cash-based pelvic health practices start and grow.  

  • We want to make sure you're building a business that works for you (instead of vice-versa) and actually enjoy the process along the way!  

  • See all the business resources we offer (www.pelvicptrising.com/business), tailored specifically to pelvic health!

 

Nicole Cozean, PT, DPT, WCS


Founder of Pelvic PT Rising and PelvicSanity Physical Therapy in Southern California.


Dedicated to forever changing pelvic health with online clinical courses to help you be more confident in your practice and business resources to help start and grow pelvic health businesses.



Jesse Cozean, MBA


Co-founder of the Pelvic PT Rising and the Rising Podcast.


Jesse uses his business experience to help pelvic health business owners start and grow their practices so they can build a practice that truly works for them. From website design, SEO, conversions, marketing, finance and money mindset, he wants to make the process of owning your own practice easier and fun.

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