Highly motivated with proven record of achieving results
Self-motivated and comfortable working alone and in a team environment
Have a background, understanding, and interest in health, health management, wellness, and medicine
Empathetic
Time management and multi-tasking skills
If you see yourself in this list, you should consider becoming a
Health Business Advisor
What does a Health Business Advisor do?
Develop and Manage Relationships
Provide strategic advice and guidance to health professionals
Shelter patients from inconsistent and incongruent advice
Provide “relationship management.” This includes everything it takes – both visible and behind the scenes – to nurture and create positive relationships with Health Managers and the Stakeholders in the Health Manager’s business and success
Guide Health Managers with product, service, and treatment details and options (“buy-side” advice)
Empower Health Managers to to set their own health, wellness, and business goals
Support Health Managers as they make positive changes in the lives of others
Support Health Managers as they learn to recognize their own values, strengths, and insights
Act as a facilitator of change
Partner with Health Managers to help them navigate the difficult process of change
Partner with Health Managers to help them understand, manage, protect, and grow their business
Help Health Managers navigate the complexities of business ownership
How does a Health Business Advisor Manage Relationships?
Act as a liaison between – and collaborate with – Health Managers and Impact Health HQ
Act as a liaison between Health Managers and Vendors
Help assess, organize, and coordinate resources for Health Managers
Build strong relationships to help maintain existing Patients and acquire new Patients