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Listen To This BEFORE You Sell Your Dermatology Practice with Michael Kroin (June 2025)

Summary for practice owners

This podcast episode is aimed at dermatologists considering a practice sale and centers on preparation for a consequential ownership decision. The guest's perspective helps frame a sale as a process that involves more than comparing offers. Owners need to understand their goals, evaluate a prospective buyer, and think through what work and control will look like after closing. For an independent practice, the decision can affect the owner and the people working in the practice, so the discussion encourages deliberate planning instead of treating an offer as a simple payday. Owners can use the conversation to build a list of issues to resolve with experienced financial and legal advisers. These include how value is determined, what portion of proceeds is paid at closing versus later, whether the seller must remain employed, how compensation and responsibilities may change, and what restrictions apply after the sale. A buyer's plans for staffing and clinical autonomy, along with planned investment and operational support also deserve specific questions. The episode is useful for owners who want to learn from another practitioner's experience and prepare for conversations with potential acquirers. A personal account cannot predict the terms or outcome of another practice's transaction, but it can help owners identify their priorities before negotiations begin. The practical takeaway is to define what a successful transition means for the owner and the practice, then test each offer against those priorities. Preparation, careful review, and candid discussions with peers can help make the transition more understandable and better aligned with the practice's long-term needs.

Owner takeaways

  • 0:34 Review the full terms of an offer, including payment timing, continued employment, compensation, responsibilities, and post-sale restrictions.
  • 1:08 Clarify what a successful transition means for the owner, clinicians, staff, and ongoing practice operations.
  • 2:12 Use the guest's experience to prepare questions for advisers and peers who know the transaction process.

Why it made the list

It made the list because an owner's sale decision calls for careful preparation around value, transition terms, and future role. It has 28 views.

Next steps

Estimate your own range with the practice valuation calculator, then read the owner guides on offers and rollover equity.

This video is published by That's Derm Good! Podcast on YouTube. Dermatologists.com is not affiliated with the creator, and inclusion is not an endorsement by either party. Watch it on YouTube.

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