TeamHealth Leaders Presented at 10th Annual “What’s Right in Health Care” Conference

Leaders from Knoxville, Tenn.-based TeamHealth presented at the 10th annual “What’s Right in Health Care” conference Oct. 10-12 held by Studer Group in Nashville, Tenn.

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Studer Group works with over 800 healthcare organizations in the United States, teaching them how to achieve, sustain and accelerate clinical, operational and financial outcomes. “What’s Right in Health Care” is a large, peer-to-peer networking conference where attendees can gain industry insights and best practices.

Lynn Massingale, MD, FACEP, executive chairman and co-founder of TeamHealth, and Laura Dollison, MD, FACEP, senior vice president of TeamHealth East, offered insight into TeamHealth’s successful strategy to recruit and retain high-quality physicians and provide them with tools to support and excel their practice in a presentation titled “Select, Retain, Educate: A Physician Focused Model for ED Success.”

TeamHealth shared its sourcing strategies as well as interviewing tips and best practices for onboarding success. Some specific tactics TeamHealth include rounding on direct reports and providing engagement surveys to benchmark success of existing efforts and identify additional areas of improvement.

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