Dr Whitney Weiner & Gary Dickenson
Planting the Flag: The Future(s) of Private Practice Dentistry
Lecture up to 0.75 hours
Practice Management | AGD Subject Code 550
Every Louisville Slugger starts as a single piece of ash. Straight grain. No cracks. Full of potential and not yet proven. What separates “that” bat from all the others isn’t the wood, it’s the craft that goes into shaping it. The intentionality of every turn, every decision, every choice about what to keep and what to cut away.
A great club year works the same way.
In this working session, we will revisit the foundational principles behind study club programming and start building our ‘27-‘28 ideal academic year. We will make deliberate choices, learn from each other’s best practices and play with the additional enhancements that change our study club curriculum from drudgery to fun.
In this session, attendees will:
- Understand the foundational principles behind study club programming.
- Learn the value of engagement and interaction.
- Build an ideal study club year and add the enhancements that separate it from everything else.
Greg Tice has presented more than 400 programs built around the cognitive principles affecting how we learn, how we grow and how we effectively use goal setting.
For the last 30 years, Greg has been with the Seattle Study Club, a global educational organization focused on providing customized curricula to dentists around the world. Currently the organization’s COO, he has developed dozens of educational programs, coached hundreds of clinicians on educational implementation, and refocused thousands of participants on real growth and behavior change.
A 1990 graduate from the University of Notre Dame, Greg is married with three boys including twins, is an avid cyclist and enjoys adventure sports.
