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How Doctors Can Survive and Thrive in Egypt and Other Developing Countries with Similar Conditions (Educational Program Sept 2026)

Dr. Hatem Eleishi

Solo Private Practice Coach for Doctors
Professor of Rheumatology, Cairo University

Founder — Dr. Hatem Eleishi Platform for Management and Career Coaching for Doctors


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What began years ago as a short lecture gradually became a workshop. Then the workshop became a much deeper strategic discussion experience. And now, after seeing the impact it had on many attendees and after understanding the depth of what doctors are truly struggling with professionally, the program is evolving again into a far more immersive and structured professional transformation experience. This evolution is not based on “more content” or “longer hours.” It is based on a completely different

educational philosophy.

The goal is no longer simply to deliver ideas during a single event. The goal is to create a structured environment that helps doctors rethink the way they build their clinics, make decisions, position themselves professionally, interact with patients, and design the professional life they actually want to live inside for years to come.

That is why the September version is being redesigned as a highly structured, selective, full-day immersive experience with extended mentorship, strategic exercises, operational frameworks, curated discussions, post-event continuity, and a much deeper level of engagement before, during, and after the event itself.

From Specialization to Private Practice: What Actually Works

Most doctors follow the same career path: specialization, work in private hospitals and medical centers, then transition into private practice—only to face the same frustrations at every stage: unstable income, poor conditions, and erosion of professional dignity.

This orientation session explains why the default career path fails in developing countries, why opening a private clinic becomes inevitable, and why most private clinics collapse unless a fundamentally different model is adopted.

The session walks through the key career stations doctors pass through, the wrong decisions commonly made at each stage, and introduces the Excellence Clinic Model as the only viable and sustainable option—without teaching implementation details.

This is not a motivational talk and not a step-by-step course. It is an orientation designed to help you understand reality, avoid irreversible mistakes, and decide your next move.

After the session, you will have enough clarity to move forward on your own and you might also choose to apply for selective more advanced modules of career and private practice management as needed.


This program is not for everyone. It is intended for doctors willing to take responsibility, think strategically, and accept that the problem is not “the system alone”. Program Agenda

1. Setting the Ground Rules

2. The Core Challenges Facing Clinicians

Why most clinicians in developing countries struggle financially despite competence & effort The two underlying drivers of poor income and unstable careers Why medical excellence alone is not enough

3. The Three Career Stations Every Doctor Passes Through

3.1 Station 0: Acquiring a Specialty Certification

You gain qualification and training—but not financial independence This is where the real journey begins 3.2 Station 1: Working in Hospitals (Public, Private, and Insurance-Based)

Why private hospitals are a weak long-term solution for most doctors 3.3 Station 2: Transitioning to Private Practice

Why your own private clinic is often the only viable direct-to-patient (B2C) option

4. Essential Preparation Before Starting a Private Clinic (Ideal vs. Typical Reality)

The real definition of success in a medical career and in private practice 4.1 A Practical Classification of Private Clinic Business Models Common failure models and why they collapse differently

The characteristics of a sustainable private clinic model 4.2 Patient Segmentation in Developing Countries

Financial and behavioral segmentation (Segment 15 / 35 / 50) 4.3 Origins of Patient Segments and Clinic Types A behavioral and economic analysis 4.4 Pricing Medical Services Introductory basics You Need to Understand

5. The Most Common Pitfalls When Starting a Private Practice Without Adequate Preparation 5.1 Lowering fees to attract the wrong patient segments
5.2 Contracting with syndicates and insurance companies without strategy
5.3 Marketing at a tactical level instead of a strategic level

6. Strategic Shift: What Needs to Change Now

6.1 Eliminating dependency on patient brokers and intermediaries
6.2 Building direct patient awareness and marketing your practice the right way

7. Practical Strategies After the Workshop

7.1 If you are planning to start a private clinic
7.2 If you already run a clinic but are not satisfied with its performance


Link to promo video with brief list of course contents: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXnDQjgjAKc

Links to feedback of doctors who attended this workshop before: Video 1: Written feedbacks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ7e5LyidlE Video 2: Video feedback: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3-yrlVLzMo Fee: 9,000 EGY Limited seats Date: Friday, 11 September, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (including prayer & lunch break and 2 short coffee breaks) Location: Lecture Hall of Dr. Hatem Eleishi Medical Center: Hejaz Tower, building 6065, Mogawra 6, Upper Meeraj City, Maadi, Cairo. The center has a private entrance in the ground floor. Online attendance is also available WhatsApp number: for any inquiries and for location on google maps: 00201023446456

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