What University Didn't Teach You: Real-World Skills Clinicians Need To Succeed
Webinar details
Join Zanda Co-Founder Damien Adler and psychologist Amanda Moses for an honest conversation about the gap between clinical training and private practice, and what you can do to bridge it.
We’ll explore the training gap universities leave behind, the hidden admin burden that drives early-career burnout, and how structure and standardized workflows free clinicians to focus on the work that matters most.
What's covered:
- The Training Gap: Why universities prepare you to assess and treat, but not to run a practice
- The Hidden Admin Burden: How unstructured workflows drain time and drive early-career burnout
- Structure as a Solution: How templates and standardized workflows free you to focus on clinical work
- Systems That Work: Practical tips for streamlining intake, documentation, and assessment processes
Speakers
Damien AdlerCo-Founder & Head of Customer Success, Zanda
Damien Adler is a registered psychologist, best-selling author, entrepreneur, and Co-Founder of Zanda. He has a background in health administration, having held senior positions in the public health sector. He later founded a successful group private practice, and it was there that Damien discovered his passion for using technology to make life easier for health practitioners. These days, Damien dedicates his time to improving healthcare practices through technology. His unique insights stem from working closely with thousands of practitioners worldwide, from hospital settings to private practices, allowing him to identify universal challenges and opportunities within allied health. Damien's unique blend of practical experience and technological insight makes him respected in advancing healthcare practice efficiency and effectiveness.
Amanda MosesPsychologist, Researcher & Trainer, Amanda Moses Psychology
Amanda Moses is a senior psychologist, trainer, and board-approved supervisor based in Australia, with over 14 years of therapy and complex psychological assessment experience across Australia and the United Kingdom, where she is also registered as a Clinical and Counselling Psychologist. She is Director of Divergent Assessments, providing autism and ADHD diagnostic assessments, and a PhD candidate at the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre (La Trobe University), researching autism identification and diagnostic practices. Through Amanda Moses Psychology, she trains psychologists worldwide.