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Re: Office Staff Question addedendum, not so longFrom: K Dew (kdew@bellsouth.net)Wed Jan 17 04:09:58 2001
I have one ultrasound tech who is contract labor, she spends one evening per week in each office. I have never seen the need to have RNs or LPNs in my office. Medical assistants can give injections, draw blood, assist me with procedures and the like. One might argue that a RN or LPN might be better at "patient education" but unless you're lucky enough to get one already trained, you're going to have to spend lots of time educating the educator. My medical assistants are fully capable of doing most of the teaching my practice requires of them. they also cost a whole lot less than the RNs or LPNs require Kevin Dew, MD OB/GYN Bardstown, KY
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