Podcast appearances and mentions of carol clinton

Explore the booming world of med spas and Botox on our eye-opening podcast. The medical aesthetics industry is experiencing massive growth, driven by the demand for non-invasive cosmetic treatments. With the global market set to reach $34.1 billion by 2031, nurses have a wealth of opportunities to own their own med spa practice. Average earnings for aesthetic nurse practitioners in the U.S. are around $94,732, but profits can vary based on factors like location, practice ownership, and services offered. Lucrative treatments like Botox injections and dermal fillers can bring in significant profits, and additional services like laser treatments and chemical peels contribute to revenue. Join us as we guide you through the essential steps of starting your own esthetics and med spa practice, from defining your vision to securing financing. Embark on this thrilling journey into the world of med spas and Botox, where your passion for aesthetics can lead to a rewarding career.Episodes mentioned:Cassie Lane - Injectables EDU: Guiding your Botox Business https://youtu.be/jHcqUjPr0XkSuzanne Jagger - Anesthesia to Aura Aesthetics https://youtu.be/-uSaYTN5muICrystal Alber - Opening a Business and Kicking Cancer's A$$ https://youtu.be/-Pk11157MvELaci Lynch - Motherhood and Marketing the Med Spa https://youtu.be/mGRCUL76izcBooks mentioned:-The Art of the Aesthetic Practice: 7 Fundamental Steps to Providing the Ultimate Patient Experience and Maximizing Profitability by Ashley Cloud.-MedSpa Confidential: Lessons Learned From Starting, Growing, and Selling 100+ MedSpas by Carol Clinton, MD and Sara Shikhman, Esq.-MedSpa Confidential: Lessons Learned From Starting, Growing, and Selling 100+ MedSpas by Carol Clinton, MD and Sara Shikhman, Esq.Links to further your own research www.americanmedspa.orgwww.iapam.comwww.medestheticsmag.comhttps://aestheticmedicaltraining.comwww.sba.gov https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/medical-aesthetics-markethttps://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/what-is-an-aestheticianhttps://aaams.net/considering-becoming-an-aesthetic-nurse-heres-what-you-need-to-know/https://www.americanboardcosmeticsurgery.org/pricing-calculator/https://www.goodrx.com/botox/how-much-does-botox-costhttps://www.estheticianedu.org/botox/https://www.theskinsceneaesthetics.com/To find out more about investing in multifamily real estate schedule a call at https://www.oncallinvestments.com/Are you a healthcare provider exploring options outside of your traditional career path? Be a guest on The Plan B CRNA podcast! Email me at: Bobby@oncallinvestments.com for more information

Welcome to episode 5 of the Med Spa Success Strategies Podcast, presented by Ricky Shockley of ⁠Med Spa Magic Marketing⁠. On this episode, we're joined by Dr. Carol Clinton, Founder of Timeless Skin Solutions & author of the best selling book Med Spa Confidential. If you're ready to implement more efficient & effective marketing strategies for your practice, book your FREE strategy session & marketing plan: ⁠https://go.medspamagicmarketing.com/schedule⁠ About Dr. Carol Clinton In 2004, at the dawn of the aesthetics industry, Dr. Carol Clinton launched a new type of medical practice in Columbus, Ohio with an eye on the future. After graduating from medical school at the Ohio State University and practicing emergency medicine for 15 years, she was ready for a new approach to the healing arts. With Timeless Skin Solutions, her goal was to create the ideal patient experience in the emerging field of aesthetic medicine. Carol sold her practice for 5X EBITDA in 2020. An educator at heart, she finds great joy in sharing her knowledge with entrepreneurs and medical practitioners. One of the hallmarks of her practice was the multi-year educational curriculum (based on the residency model) she designed for her employees. “The University,'' as she called it, has given rise to a generation of elite aesthetics practitioners. Purchase the book Med Spa Confidential on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Medspa-Confidential-Dr-Carol-Clinton/dp/B09ZJ281TR

Dr. Carol Clinton joined the show to talk about her journey in medicine. She talked about how she had to change jobs and eventually her practice all together when private equity and MBAs started to control how she interacted with her patients. She was one of the first physicians to utilize social media to promote her practice. She then suffered adversity when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She now helps others through their cancer diagnoses as she continues to battle her own. Be sure to let Dr. Jon Jurica know that you came from Financial Residency if opting into his program. We'd love to know who you are. This way we can shout you out!

Changing careers to pursue one's dreams and passion looks daunting. However, you can avoid difficult hurdles along the way if you carefully plan a growth strategy where you can manage staff, patients, treatments, finances, and marketing. In this week's edition, we invited one of the true pioneers in the aesthetic industry to our show, Dr. Carol Clinton, to share how she started and grew her business & successfully strategized her exit strategy.

We are continuing our series of successful entrepreneurial medical practice owners.  Meet Dr. Carol Clinton, ER physician, who founded Timeless Skin Solutions, an aesthetic practice, after 15 years of practicing medicine in a complex, high-pressure environment. After a few years it became extremely successful, becoming one of the true pioneers in the industry. And then at 42, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.   But she refused to let this disease affect her from achieving her dream, growing and successfully selling her practice for 5X EBITDA in 2020.  The co-author of the Amazon Best Seller, Med Spa Confidential, and podcaster of I've Got Skin in the Game, experience her inspiring journey from busy physician entrepreneur to cancer survivor.   Med Spa Confidential: Lessons Learned from Starting, Growing, and Selling 100+ MedSpas https://www.amazon.com/Medspa-Confidential-Dr-Carol-Clinton/dp/B09ZJ281TR   Dr. Carol Clinton's website: http://carolclintonmd.com   ===== PhysicianCoaches.com The #1 Doctor Directory for Physician Coaches, Consultants, and Mentors https://www.PhysicianCoaches.com ————— This Amazon Best Seller is Now on Audible!  The Positioned Physician:  Earn More, Work Smart, and Love Medicine Again, 2nd Edition: Updated with over 50 pages of new content including  new chapters on goal setting, mindset, and sales strategies for a successful online business! https://www.amazon.com/Positioned-Physician-Updated-Smart-Medicine/dp/B08QFBMWCY FREE Masterclass: How to Become a High Paid, In Demand Physician Coach or Consultant  https://www.positionedphysician.com/f/highly-paid-masterclass AFFILIATE SPONSOR: Invest in Passive Income with Crypto through Yield Nodes https://BootstrapMD.com/go/yieldnodes 

Dr. Carol Clinton is back to give an update on her ongoing treatment and to share some insight into how she formulated her plan this time around. When it comes to a major medical decision, nothing beats being prepared. Dr. Clinton explains how to keep track of your treatment and make a plan you can stick with.   Go to Dr. Clinton's website for more.   Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree; Podington Bear/Well and Good  Creative Commons License

The father of one of our past guests tells Dr. Carol Clinton about his own cancer battle, one that nobody expected him to make it through. John testifies to how his spiritual treatment helped him make it through that terrifying period and has him carrying the message forth to this day.   Go to Dr. Clinton's website for more.   Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree; Jahzzar/Take Me Higher Creative Commons License

This week, Dr. Carol Clinton talks to Maureen Kennedy about their time together in med school and how their lives changed after heading off to practice. Maureen made a decision that wasn't easy, but thanks to careful planning and a great support system, turned out perfect for her.    Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree; Lee Rosevere/Wandering Creative Commons License

Dr. Carol Clinton explains how her treatment is different this time around and points out some key things to consider before joining a clinical trial. The medical world is changing all the time, but you don;t have to be a doctor to understand your options.   Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree; Lee Rosevere/Wandering Creative Commons License

After several months with no evidence of cancer, Dr. Carol Clinton recently found out that the disease has returned. On this episode, Carol explains where her health stands now and what her plan is to beat it again. And if you know Carol, you know she'll do just that. Thank you for joining us and we hope you'll follow along on the journey.   Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree; Lee Rosevere/Wandering Creative Commons License

Dr. Carol Clinton is back and she's kicking off the next batch of podcasts with Kerouac Smith, the guy who records, edits and produces the show. We talk about how his midlife career change came about, what his focus is now and where he'll go in the future -- we find out what his skin in the game is. Check out his podcast -- Kerouac to the Future -- and come back here as we start exploring what drives other people.   Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree  Creative Commons License

Dr. Carol Clinton asks Dr. Christopher Yerington for advice specific to female doctors about what they need to know when they are making key insurance decisions early in their career. https://physiciansincomeprotection.com/  Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree  Creative Commons License

Welcome back, friends. Here's part two of Dr. Carol Clinton's chat with Dr. Christopher Yerington, where he discusses Physicians Income Protection, the business he started that gave him a new lease on his work life and allowed him to help other medical professionals avoid his own predicament. Stay tuned for more ... we're just getting started! https://physiciansincomeprotection.com/.  Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree  Creative Commons License

It's a new year and we're ready to roll again. Get an update on Dr. Carol Clinton's recovery and see what she's got planned for the year ahead. Our first guest is Dr. Christopher Yerington, an anesthesiologist whose career was cut short by disability. Dr. Yerington reveals the dark places his journey took him and how he found a new purpose in life in the first of a two-part interview. Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree  Creative Commons License

Dr. Carol Clinton welcomes the CEO of the Columbus Metropolitan Library system, Patrick Losinski, to discuss what he's doing to keep the library system vibrant and growing to fit the needs of changing demographics and a new generation of children and families. You should definitely "check it out."   Credits:  You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License  

Dr. Carol Clinton sits down with good friend and fellow ovarian cancer survivor Janice Roth to talk about how she copes despite having a Stage IV diagnosis. It turns out some timely advice from a young niece was exactly what she needed to hear. Plus, we learn about the charity race in her late husband's name that has gone on for a decade and a half.   Credits:  You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Wandering - Lee Rosevere Creative Commons License 

Dr. Carol Clinton sits down with Jason Carpenter, who has beaten cancer twice and continues to drive forward with his business. He explains how his cancer battle led to him literally writing the book on how to keep his business going without him. Jason reveals his personal vision and a minor obsession with earning a ribbon.   Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Wandering - Lee Rosevere Creative Commons License 

Dr. Carol Clinton sits down with good friend Mark Moses, an international CEO Coach and overall inspiring person. They discuss Mark's son being diagnosed with a brain tumor at 3 years old and how the family coped. Years later, Mason is doing just fine and Mark's found his new calling in life -- and an inspiring outlook that can help us all. You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Wandering - Lee Rosevere Creative Commons License 

Here's the second half of Dr. Carol Clinton's discussion with friend and author Jennifer Carroll, where she shares her final moments with her husband Phil and explains how she settled on the title for her book. We learn about celebrating the small victories and -- especially -- not taking our health for granted, no matter how successful we feel. You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Trying My Best to Move Forward - Daniel Birch Creative Commons License  Additional sound via https://www.zapsplat.com

Dr. Carol Clinton catches up with her friend Jennifer Carroll, whose book Beyond Invincible was released this month. She tells the story of losing her husband to prostate cancer and details the journey of self-discovery she's been on since. You'll also learn about her Chuck-it Bucket and how having One Fun Thing in your day can help you cope with stress and pain.   Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Trying My Best to Move Forward - Daniel Birch Creative Commons License  Additional sound via https://www.zapsplat.com

Dr. Carol Clinton catches up with her cousin, Heather Ceron, to celebrate a woman who helped shape both of their lives. Learn how Aunt Cleo (Grandma Cleo to Heather) inspired them to follow their passion in life and to understand that wealth isn't measured in purely financial terms. Then, get to work on that vision board!   Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Beach Party - Kevin MacLeod Beaches - Alex Vaan Creative Commons License 

Dr. Carol Clinton catches up with her daughter, Evelyn, to discuss what it was like being the eldest child the first time her mom dealt with cancer and what it's like now that the siblings are on more equal footing. Plus, Evelyn explains how her mom's onion analogy helped her make the most of the family's support system.   Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License So Far So Close - Jahzzar Creative Commons License 

Dr. Carol Clinton joins special guest and longtime friend Dr. Julie Guthrie to discuss why doctors seem to put everything before themselves. Having a personality type that believes in altruism can pull a person into the paradigm of putting themselves second -- to work, family, a marriage or an organization. Plus, they talk about accepting what you can't control and focusing on what you can, especially if you are sick. Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Trying My Best to Move Forward - Daniel Birch Creative Commons License 

We're more than halfway through chemotherapy, which seems like a fine time for an update on how Dr. Carol Clinton is responding to her treatment. You might think a second time through would make it all easier, but the truth is lots of things are different this time around. Dr. Clinton discusses chemo brain, developing an allergy to her medicine and treatment options she didn't realize were available.   And don't forget it's Pelotonia week! Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Trying My Best to Move Forward - Daniel Birch Creative Commons License 

Dr. Carol Clinton talks with Dan Lionello about his method for dealing with prostate cancer and the treatment for it. Instead of focusing on the worst possible outcomes, Dan explains how he decided from the start to have a positive experience. Now, he is thriving with new opportunities and a fresh outlook on the future.   Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License So Far So Close - Jahzzar Creative Commons License 

Dr. Carol Clinton welcomes in her cousin Charlie, who recalls the range of emotions he went through when his adult son was diagnosed with brain cancer. He learned a lot about the man Scott had become and the effect he had on his students. Scott's mantra to his students had always been "Be good humans," and embraced "Choose happiness" toward the end of his cancer battle.   Credits: You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License Good Thoughts (ID: 45) - Lobo Loco Creative Commons License   

Join Dr. Carol Clinton as she shares her journey with ovarian cancer. She tells her story to help others understand the disease, talks about the great advancements in cancer treatments, and speaks to the fears that a diagnosis like this can bring to everyone involved.    Music: Almighty - Bergitta Victor Creative Commons License   You Give Me Reason - Yakaree Creative Commons License

In today’s episode, Dr. Carol Clinton shares her inspiring story of persistence and perseverance as she worked to open her own business. She talks about her personal struggles with cancer, and how she worked through that time with the support of her family and friends to grow her skin care and body sculpting business. Nearly twelve years after the start of her business, they have expanded to multiple facilities, and are looking to grow additional aspects. Key Takeaways: [:48] Carol shares a snapshot of her lifeline: She was born into a very large, very close family. After an experience with an avian-borne illness as a child, she was inspired by her pediatrician, and decided that’s who she wanted to be when she grew up. She ended up going into nursing, and then on to medical school. [5:45] She thought for a while she was going to do dermatology, but she began working in the ER, and did that for fifteen years. Due to the time demands, she later moved in a new direction, and trained herself to do botox injections, and within six months she focused her full time and effort on this venture. [10:12] She grew out her own facility and began to build up her business, and she’s been doing this ever since. Just before the opening of her new facility in 2005, she had to undergo surgery for a cancerous tumor on her ovary, and chemotherapy treatment. Despite all this, she didn’t let it keep her from pursuing her business venture. [18:38] Thirteen years later, she is working her business: non-surgical skin care and body sculpting. The business has grown as acceptance has become more widespread, and there has been more to do. The vision remains the same: she wants patients taken care of by people who want to take care of them and who are really interested in the results. [20:00] Carol joined EO about six years ago — one of her patients actually enlightened her and encouraged her to join. When she was introduced to EO, that’s when she learned about the EMP program, and learned more about “the ways of business.” Her business was a great place to institute some of the things she learned. [24:17] Over time, she has transitioned from being heavily involved in to the process, to stepping back and taking on only some cases, so she can really work on the business. She’s found she really enjoys the leadership side of things. [26:45] Since opening, she has expanded practices to two locations, and has also expanded the facilities to include an off-site location for marketing, financial, and other administrative work. [27:11] What does the future look like? Right now they are figuring out how to get a sales force for themselves. Their business has a unique focus on how to help patients get their skin healthy and keep them healthy. Their business model is that there is a physician-led person in each office, and Carol serves as the medical oversight and vision for the whole practice. This leads to consistent procedures and outcomes. [30:10] Carol is open to hearing ideas about her secondary sales force, and what that might look like for her and her business. She also really needs a personal assistant, and advice on how to utilize someone in that position (delegation, etc). Any honest feedback about your experience or hesitance is welcome! [34:32] Carol talks about some of her segments on a television show, and what that work has evolved into now. It is an excellent way to share her expertise and give some publicity to her company as well. These have also helped Carol to become better at public speaking, and allowed her to be authentic on camera. [38:20] Carol shares more about her family, and how she met her husband. Both her husband and kids have been incredibly supportive of her through all of her career endeavors, as well as her personal struggles.   Mentioned in This Episode: Columbus Chapter of Entrepreneurs’ Organization The Rhythm of Life, by Matthew Kelly Carol’s Website — Timeless Skin Solutions Carol’s Video on YouTube