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|Articles|December 17, 2020
Practice Managers: How you can become better leaders
Author(s)Audrey Mclaughlin, RN, Logan Lutton
More ways to improve your reputation as a great practice manager.
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Often times a “lazy office manager” or a “bad office manager” is no more than an office manager in need of some solid leadership skills and training. Many times it is the perception of “what does she/he do in there all day?” that causes others to assume that a manager is lazy or inept. Implement these items in your office, go forth and lead!
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