Physicians Take a Closer Look at the Multiple Rewards of Business Intelligence in Private Practice
Summary
Rayner who gave a presentation in June 2005, Department of Dermatology Grand Rounds, Johns Hopkins University-hospital on the inception of medical-esthetic divisions and the establishment of medical-spa operations warns: “Doctors today need to familiarize themselves with all the various characteristics of the business world - its advantages, opportunities, its obligations and its liabilities in order to navigate smoothly through all the new challenges in health care they must confront.” Female physicians can do now, what they could not have done before, stressing the vital importance of integrating progressive business approaches into their practices and their work lives.In 1997 Rayner established the first long distance certification programs to be approved for continuing education credits by the Board of Registered Nursing, the Cosmetology Board for instructors and the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Vocational Education providing certification for esthetic patient care services, marketing management in medical practices and business principles for health care providers.http://www.victoriarayner.com/amwa.html ### Washington, DC, March 14, 2006 --( PR.com )-- Too many female physicians struggle to maintain their private practices sacrificing their personal lives & working atrocious hours; while it seems others are thriving & excelling in the new world of medicine as doctorpreneurs.As with any business, medical practice ownership entails hours of involvement and if a doctor’s enterprise is run inefficiently there is very little time left over for her family or her personal life according to presenter Victoria L. Rayner, Honorary Chairman of the Business Advisory Council in Washington DC and consultant to some of the nation’s most prestigious teaching hospitals.Rayner who gave a presentation in June 2005, Department of Dermatology Grand Rounds, Johns Hopkins University-hospital on the inception of medical-esthetic divisions and the establishment of medical-spa operations warns: “Doctors today need to familiarize themselves with all the various characteristics of the business world - its advantages, opportunities, its obligations and its liabilities in order to navigate smoothly through all the new challenges in health care they must confront.” Female physicians can do now, what they could not have done before, stressing the vital importance of integrating progressive business approaches into their practices and their work lives.A previous post-burn injury patient & cancer survivor, Rayner a dermatology associate for over twenty-six years, author and certified instructor owns and operates the Rayner Institute for Career Development in Washington DC and the Center for Appearance & Esteem in San Francisco, California.In 1997 Rayner established the first long distance certification programs to be approved for continuing education credits by the Board of Registered Nursing, the Cosmetology Board for instructors and the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Vocational Education providing certification for esthetic patient care services, marketing management in medical practices and business principles for health care providers.