How to expand your network of HCWs
Emergency Management Alert, May 30, 2006
How to expand your network of HCWs?
Go outside healthcare.
From the HCPro ezine Patient Financial Services Weekly Advisor:
When recruiting candidates to fill front-end positions, don't limit your search field to the healthcare industry, says Stacy Calvaruso, CEO of CalMed Consulting in Prairieville, LA.
Look at the following job titles in other industries:
"Look at 24-hour industries," Calvaruso says. "Customer service reps from electrical companies, for example, have to do a lot of things. Hotel front desk [workers] fit in the same concept. They have a financial responsibility to the company. They assign beds and need to have strong customer service skills. Also look at the airline industry. They have workers who assign a place, a seat, a spot, and they're also responsible for collecting money."
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