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Practical articles on clinical operations, provider collaboration, professional development, and the topics that matter most to ENT-aligned audiology teams.
When it comes to the day-to-day work that providers do, many of us think about all the specialty hard skills, the tangible, technical proficiencies we have mastered or need to master. #BoardCertified #DoubleBoardCertified. However, soft skills are just as important, if not more essential. Provider teams, especially professionals that no longer have the benefit of working...
The Physician and Mid-Level Provider Relationship Do you currently have a mid-level provider? Yes, we have two mid-level providers, they are both physician assistants. How many years have you had a mid-level provider working within your practice? We began to use mid-level providers in our practice about 10 years ago. What circumstances made you consider...
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An Interview: Ana Galvan, PA-C When it comes time to seek medical care for any ENT related issues, there are some key factors that everyone considers: convenience, experience, skill and expertise, and bedside manner to name a few. What many are less likely to consider is whether you should see a physician or a physician...
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An Interview with Martha Botero-Rovira, PA-C. When it comes time to seek medical care for any ENT related issues, there are some key factors that everyone considers: convenience, experience, skill and expertise, and bedside manner to name a few. What many are less likely to consider is whether you should see a physician or a...
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In a recent research study that surveyed 5800 executives in 50 countries, it was found that the biggest breaks in the business were not technical skills, but behavioral skills. While excellent clinicians will always be in high demand, the definition of excellent is expanding far beyond having top-notch, specialty-based capabilities. Most young healthcare providers have the technical knowledge and quickly develop the clinical skills...
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Coordination of patient care is easier when the providers are committed to working and growing as a team. It is easy to make the assumption that because patients are being seen within the same practice, that coordinating their care is easy. Even in a general Ear, Nose and Throat practice, there are already a number...
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It is, after all, the tool that you can leverage most when you’re networking. Professional biographies are important. They are used as a primary engagement tool professional to professional. Think of them as the abstract of your curriculum vitae or that awesome short story that makes everyone want to be you when they read your...
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