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Becoming Your Office’s Chief Learning Officer (Without the Fancy Title)
In large organizations, a Chief Learning Officer (CLO) is responsible for developing and overseeing learning and development strategies to ensure employees continuously improve their skills. But what if you could bring that same level of professional development to your medical office? As a medical office manager, you are already responsible for efficiency, team development, and […]
Micro-Retirement: Taking a Time-Out During Your Career
By Lynne Curry Are you craving a new adventure? Has your once-steady career momentum fizzled—or worse, have you burnt out? Does the thought of grinding away another 10, 20, or 30years until retirement leave you feeling drained? If so, you’re not alone. Dana Saerstein, 31, decided she’d had enough. “If I keep working myself to […]
Medical Office Cleaning Guide
Maintaining a clean and sanitary medical office is essential for ensuring patient safety, preventing infections, and creating a professional environment. Use this guide to establish and maintain an effective cleaning routine. Daily Cleaning Tasks Reception and Waiting Areas: Wipe down all high-touch surfaces (doorknobs, light switches, countertops, chairs, and tables) with disinfectant. Clean and disinfect […]
Oversharing: Can You Please Curb Your TMI?
By Lynne Curry When “Heather” met with her boss to request a week of personal leave, she didn’t intend to spill her deepest secrets. But Heather needed someone to understand—the sleepless nights, the gut-wrenching choice, the unbearable fear of raising a child with birth defects. Her boss listened without judgment. Still, in the days that […]
Best practices for managing medical billing and coding
Managing medical billing and coding can be quite the juggling act, but getting it right is crucial for the financial health of your practice and ensuring everything runs smoothly. Here are some best practices to help you streamline your billing and coding processes, complete with examples to show how it all works. First off, hire […]
Becoming Your Office’s Chief Learning Officer (Without the Fancy Title)
In large organizations, a Chief Learning Officer (CLO) is responsible for developing and overseeing learning and development strategies to ensure employees continuously improve their skills. But what if you could bring that same level of professional development to your medical office? As a medical office manager, you are already responsible for efficiency, team development, and […]
Micro-Retirement: Taking a Time-Out During Your Career
By Lynne Curry Are you craving a new adventure? Has your once-steady career momentum fizzled—or worse, have you burnt out? Does the thought of grinding away another 10, 20, or 30years until retirement leave you feeling drained? If so, you’re not alone. Dana Saerstein, 31, decided she’d had enough. “If I keep working myself to […]
Medical Office Cleaning Guide
Maintaining a clean and sanitary medical office is essential for ensuring patient safety, preventing infections, and creating a professional environment. Use this guide to establish and maintain an effective cleaning routine. Daily Cleaning Tasks Reception and Waiting Areas: Wipe down all high-touch surfaces (doorknobs, light switches, countertops, chairs, and tables) with disinfectant. Clean and disinfect […]
Oversharing: Can You Please Curb Your TMI?
By Lynne Curry When “Heather” met with her boss to request a week of personal leave, she didn’t intend to spill her deepest secrets. But Heather needed someone to understand—the sleepless nights, the gut-wrenching choice, the unbearable fear of raising a child with birth defects. Her boss listened without judgment. Still, in the days that […]
