From Clinician to Consultant: The Business Foundations That Build a Thriving Ergonomics Practice
About this episode
Darcie Jaremey discusses the transition from clinical work to consulting in ergonomics, highlighting business challenges faced by healthcare professionals.
Most healthcare professionals who move into ergonomics consulting don't struggle with the science — they struggle with the business. In this episode, Darcie Jaremey draws on insights from a conversation with Erin, a Canadian ergonomist who left clinical rehab to build her own consulting practice, to explore the gap between clinical competence and commercial sustainability. Darcie unpacks the current state of the global ergonomics market — valued at $900 million in 2025 and growing — and expla...
People in this episode
Host: Darcie Jaremey
Guest: Erin
Topics covered
- ergonomics consulting
- business foundations
- clinical competence
- commercial sustainability
- global market trends
Keywords
- ergonomics
- consulting
- healthcare
- business
- sustainability
- market growth
- clinical rehab
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Canadian ergonomist
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