The Art of Delegating In A Medical Practice

Sunday, March 6th, 2011

There is an art to delegation that most people prefer not to exercise for many reasons.  Some of those reasons may be legitimate in the way that they serve us for the reason of explaining, but overall, finessing the art of delegation becomes a learned and valued skill that over time can save you: Undue stress and worry Time to do other things that are more worthy of your skill level Money from excess overtime Happiness by bringing back the joy of performing your job as a manager Even though you may be a working practice manager who is actively [...]

How A Fly and A Big Hot Air Balloon Can Help Us Manage A Medical Practice

Monday, October 11th, 2010

On a recent podcast by highly respected writer, teacher and mentor, David Neagle, who is a millionaire entrepreneur coach, read a fascinating story by Price Prichett.  This story was called The Fly Story – Doing It Differently…you can read it here. Intuitively, this story clearly relates to practice manager life because so many times we continue to do things the way we have always done them and hope for a change.  Actually, you might recall that Einstein called this the definition of insanity. Specifically for a medical office to run smoothly and efficiently there must be both continuity of care [...]