There are so many upsides to scaling an emergency medicine business - better managed care rates, more streamlined standard procedures, and better pricing on billing to name a few. But the potential downside of a big ED practice is a loss of personal touch with the patients and pressure to meet investors' demands. So what can we do about it?
In this episode, we explore:
- Why Dr. Boykin Robinson started Core Clinical Partners
- What it's like to run a startup
- What advice Dr. Robinson would give to aspiring emergency physician leaders
About Our Guest:
Dr. Boykin Robinson is the founding member and CEO of Core Clinical Partners, a hospital-based physician services organization that brings hospitals, physicians, and Advanced Practice Professionals together with the common goal of providing outstanding patient care.
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Emergency Medicine Workforce is hosted by Dr. Leon Adelman, presented by Ivy Clinicians, and produced by Earfluence.
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