A Clinical Executor is a trusted professional colleague who steps in to manage your clients and records if you’re no longer able to — for example, due to illness, incapacity, or death.
It’s a simple but essential safeguard for your clients, your professional responsibilities, and your loved ones.
Appointing a Clinical Executor isn’t just a formality — it’s part of running an ethical and responsible private practice. It ensures that your clients are treated with care and clarity even if the unexpected happens.
Here’s why it matters:
Put simply, a clinical executor is the person who will manage and carry out your practice obligations in the unfortunate event of an emergency.

The scope of responsibility can vary depending on your practice, but typically includes:
Ideally, you’ll have a simple written agreement outlining what your executor is authorised to do and how they can access what’s needed.
To make it easy, we’ve created a free Clinical Will template you can adapt to your own practice.
The document includes:
Konfidens includes a built-in feature that lets you register your Clinical Executor directly in your account.
Your agreement is stored securely, and if the need ever arises, your appointed executor can contact us — or we can contact them — to activate the arrangement.
Even if your executor misplaces their copy, we can verify their identity and honour the agreement.
It’s a smart, secure, and compassionate way to make sure your clients and practice are always protected – just how we like at Konfidens!
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