Take our short survey and be entered to win $100.
Patient Access Weekly Advisor, April 16, 2008
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As a patient access manager, recruitment and retention of quality staff is crucial. What is your turnover rate? What steps do you take to improve it? How do you hire the right candidate? And what do you do to keep them happy?
The Patient Access Resource Center knows how important it is to create the best access team for your facility. That is why we dedicated our second-quarter benchmarking report to recruitment and retention. And we need your help.
Please fill out our survey, and you'll automatically be entered into a drawing to win $100. We'll send you the results and the report for free. Your opinion is vital to our success, so thanks in advance.
To take the short survey, please click here.
Thanks for your time!
Sincerely,
Dom Nicastro, Senior Managing Editor, Patient Access Resource Center
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