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Resources for Finding a Nonclinical Job
A number of resources can be helpful toward securing a good nonclinical position that utilizes medical training and compensates well.
Turning Marketing Challenges Into Opportunities
Marketing challenges can present new opportunities for your practice.
Communication Skills: Dealing With Difficult Patients
Maintaining constant communication among your patients and staff is key to making sure every visit goes smoothly.
How effective marketing can increase the value of your practice
Not only can effective marketing help grow your practice, but it can also increase your dollar value when you potentially go to sell it.
How to Communicate Clearly with Patients About Healthcare Costs
Patients are often frustrated with not only how much they have to pay their medical bills, but how they have to pay them. Make sure you properly communicate with patients what they are expected to do and how you can help them.
Improve Your Marketing ROI
Your marketing budget needs to give you and your team enough room to work on gaining new patients and retaining the old ones. However, there are ways to trim the budget down and succeed on both of these fronts.
Five Reasons Why Your Patient Retention Is Low
Your patient retention starts the minute patients walk into your office, and it continues well after they leave.
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