Whether you want to hire a virtual assistant from a company, find someone on Upwork or hire someone local to you, these are all things to keep in mind when looking at hiring your own virtual assistant for your practice.

• Document all these tasks that you do in your business on a regular basis. Start with the ones that could be done by someone else. This will help you easier see what you can delegate to someone else.
• Start documenting your processes so you have them ready to train your virtual assistant. You can do this by video or use a Google doc.
• Think about what type of services you would like: answering the phone, checking messages, etc.
• Conduct an interview, be very clear about expectations, compare it to their experience level.

If you want to find out more about how a virtual assistant can help you in your business, reach out to Alison at https://MoveForwardVirtualAssistants.as.me/POPDC

Watch the other videos and read the other blog posts in this series

4 Benefits of Virtual Assistants

Handing Over Duties to Your Virtual Assistant

Alison Pidgeon