About this episode
The Injector Diaries feature in-depth conversations with injectors from around the globe, from newcomers to masters. We explore how and why they started injecting, the products they favour and what happens under the hood of their clinics.
In Chapter 8 we meet Kylie Duncan, a registered nurse who moved to regional Australia and saw an opportunity.
We discuss moving from hospital to aesthetic injecting, starting a clinic during the COVID pandemic, financial risk and personal loans, building a team and culture, running a business in a small town, word of mouth and community reputation, competing with chain clinics without discounting, staffing and retention, early mistakes, mentorship and plans to expand into other regional areas.
What you'll learn
- Opening a clinic in a regional town
- Managing financial risk at launch
- Word of mouth in a small community
- Competing with chains without discounting
- Lessons from early business mistakes
Topics
- Injector diaries
- Nurse injectors
- Rural practice
- Clinic ownership
- Australia
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.