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PracticeLink Quarterly Updates From the President

 

Dear Friend of PracticeLink, The new year is a time for looking forward. For us here at PracticeLink, that takes on an even greater meaning in 2024, as it marks 30 years of working with you, our physician recruitment community. When PracticeLink started back in 1994, we could only dream of the caliber of organizations with whom we would work; the physicians and advanced practice providers we would help find professional homes; and the physician recruiters we would get to call friends. It’s fun to consider the people we met in 1994 and wonderful to know that many of our first clients are ....

 

“I’m incredibly honored to be receiving the SBA award for West Virginia,” Ken Allman, PracticeLink owner and CEO, says. Ken Allman
 

Resolving conflict in physician hires

 

Physician recruitment can present challenges. Conflicts in physician hires can arise due to various factors such as social misfits, misaligned expectations or discrepancies in compensation and work-life balance expectations. These conflicts can undermine the efficiency of healthcare teams and affect patient care, so here are some strategies for resolving conflicts in physician hires. Understanding conflicts The first step in resolving conflicts in physician hires is understanding their origins. Conflicts can stem from several sources, including miscommunications during the hiring process, uncl....

 

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Diversity and inclusion in physician mentorship programs

 

The significance of diversity and inclusion cannot be overstated. One key area where these values can be effectively fostered is by infusing diversity and inclusion in physician mentorship programs. With this, we not only enrich the learning experience for mentees but also strengthen the healthcare system as a whole. Understanding the importance Diversity in mentorship goes beyond just racial or gender differences. It encompasses a wide array of factors including cultural background, life experiences and thought processes. A diverse mentorship program offers a broader perspective, fosters crea....

 

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Building physician leaders

 

Becoming a physician leader whether that takes the shape of a medical director, department head or chief medical officer (CMO) - is a natural next step for those who are interested in combining their clinical expertise with the ability to drive positive administrative change within healthcare organizations. What role can a recruiter play in creating the next generation of physician leaders? Recruit standout candidates The American Association for Physician Leadership, the largest educational organization focused on physicians who hold leadership and management positions, states that their co....

 

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Organizational culture in healthcare

 

The importance of a strong organizational culture cannot be overstated. A well-defined culture not only fosters a positive work environment but also plays a crucial role in attracting and retaining quality physician and provider candidates. Your role extends beyond filling vacancies; you are instrumental in shaping the culture of the healthcare organization. Organizational culture in healthcare Organizational culture encompasses the shared values, beliefs and behaviors that define an institution. In the healthcare sector, a strong culture contributes to improved patient outcomes, enhanced staf....

 

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