What is this clinician actually worth to the practice?
Most dashboards stop at billings minus pay. The fully-loaded number adds employer payroll taxes, supervision, and overhead: the costs that decide whether a seat is profitable.
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Fully-loaded net is what a clinician’s seat actually nets the practice. Start with their collected billings, then subtract their pay and payroll taxes, any supervision, and a fair share of overhead. Contribution is what a clinician’s billings leave after their own pay and payroll taxes, before the practice’s shared overhead. Take off their overhead share and you reach fully-loaded net.
This clinician contributes $1,368/mo to the practice — a 17% net margin after pay, overhead, and supervision. Over a year: $16,419.
Inputs are your own estimates, and nothing leaves your browser. Employer payroll taxes, supervision, and overhead are the items most dashboards omit; that is why the fully-loaded number differs from a simple billings-minus-split read.
The method behind this number, written out: the Keystone Standard →
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