
Sara Siami
Founder of The People Plugin, HR consulting firm specializing in clinic and practice management
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Jun 7, 2026
What Should You Pay Your Practitioners In 2026? | GYC Podcast 370
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Sara SiamiGUEST
Cool." There's a couple of different layers, right? So looking at performance reviews specifically, when you go through the performance conversations and you have ratings, I always recommend a three-point rating system.

Sara SiamiGUEST
And so let's just say the first rating is that they're, they're not there yet or they're still developing, right? And so if someone's still developing, I would probably say that they don't get an increase, um, which might sound a little bit harsh, or they're only getting maybe a CPI increase or just a limited increase, 'cause essentially they're not performing in their role.

Sara SiamiGUEST
So the aim is to help them, uh, improve their performance and get up to the next performance rating, right? So th- this is just one layer.

Sara SiamiGUEST
Then the, the second category would be they're essentially meeting expectations, which is great.
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