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Elevating Your Practice: The Power of Continuing Education for Medical Office Managers

April 21, 2025

The healthcare field is constantly evolving. New technologies, changing regulations, and shifting patient needs are just a few of the factors that require your office to stay adaptable and up-to-date. One of the most effective ways to ensure your skills and the skills of your team remain sharp and relevant is through continuing education. Continuing education is not just about … [Read more...] about Elevating Your Practice: The Power of Continuing Education for Medical Office Managers

Using Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) Effectively with Staff

April 21, 2025

One of the toughest parts of your job is addressing underperformance. It’s never fun to have those difficult conversations, but when handled thoughtfully, they can be a real turning point—not just for the employee, but for your whole team. That’s where a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) comes in. Done right, a PIP isn’t a punishment—it’s a tool for clarity, accountability, … [Read more...] about Using Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) Effectively with Staff

Reconnecting with Purpose: How to Invite Someone from the Past into Your Career Network

April 21, 2025

Reaching out to someone you haven’t spoken to in a while can feel a little awkward—but when done with authenticity and a clear sense of purpose, it can also be incredibly rewarding. Whether it’s a former colleague, mentor, or someone you crossed paths with years ago at a conference, reviving an old connection can open new doors and enrich your professional network. As an office … [Read more...] about Reconnecting with Purpose: How to Invite Someone from the Past into Your Career Network

How an AI Scribe Might Help the Physicians in Your Practice

April 21, 2025

If your physicians are spending more time on charts than with patients, you’re not alone. Documentation demands are one of the biggest sources of frustration for providers, and it can take a serious toll on efficiency and morale. That’s where AI scribes come in. As a medical office manager, introducing this kind of tool could be a game-changer for your practice—both in how your … [Read more...] about How an AI Scribe Might Help the Physicians in Your Practice

Stress Awareness Month: A Chance to Foster Openness and Support

April 18, 2025

April is Stress Awareness Month, an observance that’s been held every year since 1992 and is sponsored by the Stress Management Society. As an office manager, this is a valuable opportunity to shine a light on a topic that affects everyone—especially in fast-paced, high-pressure workplaces. By using this month to acknowledge stress and talk openly about it, you can take … [Read more...] about Stress Awareness Month: A Chance to Foster Openness and Support

How to Celebrate National Administrative Professionals Day

April 18, 2025

National Administrative Professionals Day, coming up on April 30, is an occasion to recognize and celebrate the hardworking administrative professionals who keep your office running smoothly. As an office manager, this day is an opportunity to show your appreciation for the critical role your administrative staff plays in the success of the organization. Here’s why National … [Read more...] about How to Celebrate National Administrative Professionals Day

What to Do If You’re the One Who’s Always Late

April 17, 2025

Let’s be honest—being an office manager who struggles to get to work on time can feel a little awkward. You're the one who sets the tone for the office, enforces policies, and expects your team to be punctual and professional. So when you're racing through the door with your coffee in one hand and your bag half-zipped, it can throw off your whole day—and your credibility. If … [Read more...] about What to Do If You’re the One Who’s Always Late

How to Handle Chronically Late Staffers Without Losing Your Cool

April 17, 2025

You’ve probably dealt with it more than once: that one employee who always seems to stroll in 10, 15, or even 30 minutes late. Not just once in a while—but regularly. It throws off team dynamics, irritates coworkers, and sends the message that punctuality is optional. The trick is handling it without creating unnecessary drama—or letting it slide until it becomes a major … [Read more...] about How to Handle Chronically Late Staffers Without Losing Your Cool

Cheat Sheet for the Manager of a Small Medical Office

April 17, 2025

Managing a small medical office means juggling a wide range of responsibilities, from keeping daily operations running smoothly to staying on top of billing, compliance, and patient satisfaction. This cheat sheet is designed to help you stay organized, prioritize your workload, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks. Whether you're opening the office for the day or … [Read more...] about Cheat Sheet for the Manager of a Small Medical Office

Running a Small Medical Office Without Running Yourself Ragged

April 17, 2025

When you manage a very small medical office—maybe just you and one or two others—you're not just overseeing the work. You're right there in the trenches: answering phones, checking in patients, billing insurance, fixing the printer, and handling HR tasks when needed. It's a lot. The trick to thriving is learning how to switch hats efficiently. Start with a Clear … [Read more...] about Running a Small Medical Office Without Running Yourself Ragged

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