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4 Ways to Reduce Staff Turnover in Your Dental Practice

Jul 20th, 2022

You hire new staff and they seem to be doing okay…and then they don’t do so well, so you let them go, and then you repeat the cycle. Or you hire new staff and they seem to be doing well… then they give you their two weeks’ notice, and you repeat the cycle. High turnover is more common these days,…

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Where to Find New Dental Office Staff

by Ashley Fuegel

Dec 13th, 2017

Building a great team starts with… finding potential team members. Whether you are adding new employees due to expansion or simply replacing a lost staff member, your success in building a productive dental office staff can often hinge on how you find potential candidates. And with that in mind, there are five “big” mistakes many dentists and office managers make…

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Ask Sabri: Scheduling, New Patient Appointments & Staff Turnover

by Sabri Blumberg

Jul 30th, 2015

Q: Is it important to have a dedicated Scheduling Coordinator or can this function be shared amongst all of the front desk staff? Great question! The problem with sharing a function is that you end up with a situation where nobody is really responsible or accountable for that function. A scheduler should be in charge of production and making sure…

Practice Management

Organization and Expansion

by Luis A. Colón

Jun 17th, 2015

As you begin to get busier, you will see that there is only so much that you, the doctor, can PHYSICALLY do. At lower levels of production, you may end up wearing a lot of “hats” other than just “doctor.” As you grow, these other hats become more and more difficult to do from a time standpoint. When your practice…

Hiring

Lessons Learned: Hiring and Other Practice Management Issues

by Jeffrey M. Blumberg

Apr 22nd, 2015

I’ll start this post with a story. Not that long ago, I was speaking with a newer client. They were having trouble with hiring and staff turnover. At the time, he had two openings: dental assistant and front desk. Applicants were few and far between and the ones he did hire turned out to be “duds” (i.e. not good employees).…

Associate Dentists

Ask Sabri: Integrating a New Associate & Reducing Staff Turnover

by Sabri Blumberg

Jan 14th, 2015

Q: How can I make sure that adding an associate doesn’t turn into a “nightmare”? First you need to make sure that your practice is ready for an associate. Can you afford one? Can you keep them busy? How are you going to use this associate? Is your staff set up to support an associate? You have to understand that…

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4 Ways to Reduce Staff Turnover in Your Dental Practice

Where to Find New Dental Office Staff

Ask Sabri: Scheduling, New Patient Appointments & Staff Turnover

Organization and Expansion

Lessons Learned: Hiring and Other Practice Management Issues

Ask Sabri: Integrating a New Associate & Reducing Staff Turnover

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