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Volume 39 |
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Even the smallest practices realize that their business revolves around people, and being a successful practice owner requires having good interpersonal skills. Most doctors have fantastic patient relationship skills but often struggle on building solid professional relationships with staff. For maximum practice growth and success it is important that you build strong relationships — not only with your patients but with your employees. In fact, your success may hinge on how you navigate these relationships. It takes everyone involved to make a practice successful, and as the lead operator in your business, you're responsible for ensuring that each employee understands his or her importance to your practice's success... Rx for a Healthy Practice This is a unique and exceptional opportunity for your practice! For the first time, the practice development expertise of Williams Group will be combined with the marketing experience of Transitions Optical. The result is a full day of education dedicated to reaching your practice's growth potential and to providing proven methods of integrating premium lenses into your medical practice model. Williams Group's top consultants and Transitions' educators will present practical and specific strategies for building a healthy, productive and profitable practice. Management, marketing and financial issues will be explored... |
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August is Cataract Awareness Month |
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This month, we ask three questions about employee relationships.
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"It is easier to go down a hill than up, but the view is from the top."
— Arnold Bennett |
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iNEWS, published by Williams Group, is a free resource to members of the optometric community. You don't have to be a client to receive these valuable insights on the optometric market. |
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