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Start the Treatment Coordinator checklist (Located in HealthStream. The Practice Manager should utilize this …
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Start the Treatment Coordinator checklist (Located in HealthStream. The Practice Manager should utilize this list to ensure all areas of the job position have been reviewed and discussed.)
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• New IC Training – Available as a webinar, you can register through the Coordinator Training Form. You can also request that your group management specialist come to your site for a …
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Today’s Insurance Coordinator Teaching Your Team About Benefits Common Clauses
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Use this check list in sequence to guide yourself through each course. Once you complete a lesson, sign it off by placing your initials in the space next to it. As we add courses to the DDS …
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Start the Treatment Coordinator checklist (Located in WebApps. The Practice Manager should utilize this list to ensure all areas of the job position have been reviewed and discussed.)
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