Medical Business Advisor: How the Right Advice Grows Your Practice
Most doctors didn’t train for years in medicine so they could spend their evenings staring at spreadsheets, wondering why the practice feels busier than ever
Most doctors didn’t train for years in medicine so they could spend their evenings staring at spreadsheets, wondering why the practice feels busier than ever
A cardiologist wouldn’t refer a complex arrhythmia case to a GP simply because both are doctors. Yet many medical professionals do the financial equivalent every
Doctors, surgeons, and other medical professionals in Australia often have financial lives that look very different from the average employee. Higher incomes, practice ownership, locum
Retirement planning looks different for doctors compared to most other professionals. Long training periods, delayed career starts, irregular income across hospital roles, locum work, and
Superannuation is rarely a one-size-fits-all matter, and this is especially true for doctors, specialists, and other medical professionals. While industry and retail super funds work
Running a Self-Managed Super Fund comes with three pillars that every trustee must manage well: tax, compliance, and investment strategy. For medical professionals, these pillars
Hitesh started the business in 2011. He is a UK and Australian qualified Chartered Accountant, Business Coach and Mentor. Author of three books including Blueprint to Wealth and Real Financial Freedom for Medical Professionals and Double Your Profits and Halve Your Working Hours for Medical Practitioners.
Lover of English cars and a soccer nut. Married with two teenage boys, a puppy, a parrot and a fish.
Unusual fact: Hitesh had the opportunity to retire aged 40 but started WOW! Advisors & Business Accountants as a hobby to keep him busy. It quickly become a business. He loves his work and works because he wants to, not because he must.