Rachel Craig, MST

Saturday Motivation 🌟 Weekends are for recharging and refocusing. 💡 Use today to fuel your passions, reset your mind, and remind yourself that progress is made step by step. Keep going, you're closer than you think! 🚀 #SaturdayMotivation #RechargeAndRefocus #StayDriven #KeepGrowing #YouveGotThis

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This National Disability Employment Awareness Month, enGen wants to shine the spotlight on their partnership with Computer Aid, Inc.'s Neurodiverse Solutions. How do they increase cognitive diversity at work? The partnership with CAI helps make that possible. Enabling neurodivergent individuals to achieve success at work and gain meaningful full-time employment, Neurodiverse Solutions offers educational workshops and job readiness training, providing the proper support to enable neurodiverse individuals the opportunity to be placed in the right roles that empower them and their skills to thrive. Join the conversation: Read more about how Neurodiverse Solutions brings neurodivergent individuals into the workforce to create long-lasting careers and foster a more inclusive environment for all: https://lnkd.in/gmdbanYX

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Are you a technology leader looking to enhance your skills and achieve success? Check out these 8 tips for balancing technical expertise and leadership skills. From communication to adaptability, these tips are guaranteed to take your career to the next level. #leadership #leadershipskills

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It’s that time of year again! If you’re attending the Magnet Conference and have questions about Magnet or how Tipton can support your organization’s journey to Nursing Excellence, please stop by and say hello! #MagnetConference #NursingExcellence #TiptonHealth

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Leadership and career growth have taught me the value of developing resilience as well as grace. While building thicker skin, I've never wavered in treating others with kindness. For me, true accomplishment as a leader lies in serving and caring for my team. In a world where kindness can sometimes be misconstrued as weakness in leadership, I choose to lead with empathy and compassion. As you progress in your career journey, remember to hold onto your non-negotiable values. Stay true to yourself and remain steadfast in your beliefs.

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projectresume.net Every moment in your medical coding career offers a fresh beginning. Embrace the power of now to rewrite your story and create the ending you desire. It's never too late to start anew! 💫 Go to our homepage to learn more! projectresume.net #projectresume #aapc #medicalcoder #medicalcoding #success #professionaldevelopment #expertadvice

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Check out this great course! Well organized content by Anna Lung'aho Anderson, PMI-PMP®, CAPM®, PMI-ATP, CSM, CSPO!

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When Were You Introduced to Project Management? Good Day to You! For my friends and colleagues in project management, what was your position title in the workplace when you first learned about project management, became a project manager, started your certification journey, or earned your certification (if you have done so)? I am presenting this weekend in Toronto to a group of non-project managers who are interested in the skill set and methodologies. I want to communicate to the attendees that you don't necessarily have to be a project manager to start learning the skill set and applying it to your daily work. For example, I started working on projects when I was a Patient Service Representative and then as a Department Coordinator. A great friend and colleague shared with me this week that he was an Operations Manager when he was first introduced to project management. I plan on utilizing responses on a slide for visual learning and impact. I realize this is a quick ask, and I thank all of those able to respond. I plan on developing this data further for future presentations and workshops. I appreciate your help and have an AWESOME day!

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Preparing to sit for the CPC exam? Our local chapter is hosting a VIRTUAL low-cost review class on Saturday, June 8! 🎉Curriculum provided by the AAPC. ✌🏻Options to attend! Virtually or In-person. Email [email protected] to register. #cpc #aapc #reviewclass #medicalcoder #certification #lowcost #aapccurriculum #medicalcoding #examreview

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Worried about implementing a new call system? Learn more on how easy Clarus technology is for providers, patients and staff!

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Over 8,000 people weighed in and shared their current confidence levels around their ability to get and hold a job right now, improve their financial situation over the next six months and advance in their careers within the year. Find out what they had to say in the Q2 2024 Vaco Talent Pulse Report. https://lnkd.in/gjeUrpEA #talentpulsereport | #jobseekerconfidence | #jobsearch2024

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I am proud to announce that this month marks a new chapter in my professional journey. Embracing change and growth has never felt so empowering, and I’m excited to see where this path leads. Here’s to new beginnings and the opportunities they bring. How about you? Do you have a new chapter in your professional journey? Comment on the post and share your thoughts. ♻ Please reshare if you found this post helpful ♻ #NewBeginnings #Growth #CareerDevelopment #NewDirection #LeadingEveryday

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Here are 10 reasons that implanting a GPO in a non-acute facility can be beneficial.

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As a program/project manager, advocating for the best solutions for my customers has always been my top priority. I am committed to ensuring their success, even if it means setting aside personal ideas or ego for the greater good. #ProgramManagement #ProjectManagement #CustomerSuccess

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I had an amazing time at the inaugural Southeast Regional Urgent Care Association conference in Atlanta last week. J. Bernie Short, MD, FAAFP, FCUCM and Tracey Davidoff, MD, FCUCM, kudos for pulling this off. I was impressed by how smoothly everything went and the high quality of the speakers and content. I’d like to share some TAKEAWAYS from the conference: 1.       Chirag Patel shared a near future where patients with chronic conditions are monitored at home using smart devices. AI will alert healthcare providers to any concerning changes, allowing them to determine if a telemedicine visit, urgent care, or emergency care is needed. This shift means urgent care providers will need to handle more complex cases. 2.       John J. Koehler MD, ABPM(OM), CIME highlighted shifts in urgent care, where the push to see higher patient volumes led to core procedures (laceration repair, treatment of simple fractures) being redirected to the ED or specialists. This has led to 2 unintended consequences: loss of skills and stagnant reimbursements. There is room to grow as a specialty, and I see POCUS as one of the ways to get there. 3.        Members of the Urgent Care Association advocacy team (Kristin Rastatter, Cassandra Barnette Donnelly, J. Bernie Short, MD, FAAFP, FCUCM, and Patrick O'Malley) shared about their efforts in the Southeast and on the Hill. A high-priority item is to get approval for an “enhanced” place of service code for urgent care to improve reimbursements. This code would reflect the enhanced services that are already being provided, such as treating patients outside of normal business hours and performing X-rays.   4.       From Brad Laymon's session, I was surprised to learn that an average provider in UC under documents and under codes, resulting in a $50K loss for the practice per year. 5.       Martha Williams talked about the importance of emergency preparedness as a risk mitigation tool for the organization. This is a continuous process that needs to be reevaluated regularly. Practical training with assessments (get the providers to actually use that fire extinguisher and do the CPR!)  and building in redundancies in the supply chain are key to success. Bonus takeaway #6:  Outside of the conference hotel, there was a beautiful park. The Atlanta trees captivated me (and those were the only photos I took other than those of the presentation slides). What a way to recharge!  Friends, don’t forget to look up at the trees when you have a chance. #urgentcare #patientcare #meded #emergencypreparedness #medicaldocumentation

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Empowering decision-making is a critical leadership skill, especially when navigating the complexities of speed, quality, reliance on facts, and compliance. I am excited to lead a dialogue next May 15th. Eager to share my experiences and learn from all participants. Join me in this discussion! Tabata Ellen Batista, Brenda Zalzman

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