Health Care Programs
Educational, Engaging, Entertaining!
Imagine! . . . your group Engaged and Entertained while being Educated on today's relevant and innovative health care topics. "Magic" in itself.
Tim brings 30 years of experince in the medical field as a clinical laboratory scientist, manager, and consultant to each of his sessions.
Key concepts and objectives are reinforced as Tim intrigues them with "MAGIC" and "Humor" relative to your topic.
With thought provoking and captivating presentations, Tim will have your group finding ways to do the seemingly impossible:
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Enhance Quality of Patient Care
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Build Effective and Productive Teams
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Increase Productivity and Customer Satisfaction
All health care programs have previously been approved for CME and P.A.C.E. medical education credits.
Programs
Laboratory Consulting >>
Interested in improving your Laboratory? Tim will take you from A to Z with experience and knowledge on how to run your laboratory.
"Imagine the Impossible" - Enhancing Lab Sales & Service >>
In-house laboratory is the largest/fastest growing source of revenue for the samll to medium physician office.
POL 101 - Profit, Process, and Patient Care >>
Are you sending revenue to a reference laboratory? Would you like to enhance patient care AND increase practice revenue?
Quality Control for Your Attitude - Beyond Service With a Smile >>
Humor can stimulate a positive attitude. Positive attitudes create people who are happy and enjoy the work they do. People who enjoy doing their job, do it well!
ROI - Financial Feasibility for Physician Office Laboratories >>
ROI - Financial Feasibility for Physician Office Laboratories
The "Magic" of LIS/EMR Integration >>
Paperless results with a Laboratory Information System (LIS) reduces time, cost, and stress! Effective communication between your Laboratory Information system and Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system allows the patient’s laboratory results to be transferred directly!
Time Management:What Does it Co$t You to Pay Attention >>
Have you recently thought, “I’d get more done if they would just leave me alone!” or “Where did I put that?”
