ASOA EyeTalks Radio

We all want to provide our patients with the best possible outcomes. While this starts in assume a more active role, which translates to an increased sense of power. When you give the power back to the patient, it helps us all achieve the goal of 20/happy.

Members of the National Board for the Certification of Ophthalmic Executives (NBCOE), Carole Dumas and Ashlie Barefoot Malone, provide tips on how to become a Certified Ophthalmic Executive. This elite certification promotes excellence and professionalism in ophthalmic practice management.

The next breakthrough solution will not come from doing "business as usual."

Imagine the impact you can make from injecting fresh thinking that energizes your patients, colleagues, and your overall organization. Take this opportunity to follow these steps to intrapreneurship and you can dramatically improve your organization—and your future.

A patient is the most important visitor on the business premises. Patients are doing us a favor by giving us the opportunity to serve them. If staff are trained in these areas, the overall patient experience will start to get a huge upswing in positivity.

Choosing the right mix of lenses to feature in your dispensary—and the best way to market them—presents an interesting challenge. Offering too many options to your patients will not benefit them or you.

We all have the ability to make a difficult journey just a little easier. After all, isn't that why we are in this business?

Take a listen to Ellen Adams' 2019 APEX Award-winning Administrative Eyecare magazine article.

Despite varying opinions regarding personal technology in the workplace, one thing remains true: It is a force to be reckoned with and is here to stay.

Tips and strategies for coming to consensus and getting things done when differences of opinion arise.

Take a listen to the latest episode of ASOA EyeTalks Radio -- Q&A Interview: Operation Sight -- as we talk with ASOA Board members Hayley Boling, Debbie Davis, and Carrie Jacobs about their participation and experiences with the Operation Sight program.

Creating a harmonious working environment at your ophthalmic practice is certainly achievable, but what happens when you encounter a member of staff or a physician with whom you clash, or with whom everyone clashes?

In this episode, Hayley Boling of Boling Vision & INSIGHT Surgery Center interviews Craig Piso of Piso & Associates to discuss strategies that will help when issues with staff arise.