Tips on locating, hiring and keeping the right people for your practice success.
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For the Practicing Specialist
Improving Your Skills
SpineSearch offers skills training for support staff in the specialized world of spinal medicine. Whether you are improving your own skills, or training existing staff, SpineSearch can help.
- Learning to Speak Spine™
- Spine Surgery in Ambulatory Setting
- Adult Scoliosis - Staying Ahead of the curve
- Pediatric Spinal Deformity
- Physical Assessment of the Muskuloskeletal Spine
- Resume Writing and Interviewing
Looking for a New Opportunity
If you have experience in a spinal practice and are seeking new opportunities, SpineSearch would like to hear from you.
Hiring a Medical Receptionist
Hiring a medical receptionist? The medical receptionist is the face of the office and the patients first impression of the practice. The medical receptionist provides excellent customer service as well as quality servive to patients and office staff. The ideal candidate will be a multi-tasker, excellent manager of time, and detail-oriented. Medical receptionists are responsible for ensuring that people are in the right place at the right time, and for promoting a positive image of the office.
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Five Characteristics of a Highly Efficient Office
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