This episode features Tiara Dennison, Administrator at WakeMed Surgery Center-Cary. Here, she discusses the growth & evolution of ambulatory surgery centers since the beginning of the pandemic, advice for administrators that want to build a good culture for their staff, and more.
Summary
The Evolution of Ambulatory Surgery Centers During the Pandemic
Meet Tiara Dennison, Administrator at WakeMed Surgery Center
If you're interested in learning about the growth and evolution of ambulatory surgery centers since the beginning of the pandemic, Tiara Dennison, Administrator at WakeMed Surgery Center-Cary, is a great resource.
Increasing Cases Sent to Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Dennison discusses healthcare trends, mentioning that there has been an increase in cases being sent to ambulatory surgery centers. This is mainly due to the fact that patients feel more comfortable getting elective surgeries done in outpatient facilities, rather than hospitals that have more COVID-19 exposure.
Building a Good Culture for Staff
One of the key takeaways from Dennison's discussion is the importance of building a good culture for staff. Administrators can create a positive work environment by prioritizing communication, appreciation, and getting involved in day-to-day operations.
Tips for Success
To sustain success, administrators should be willing to "get into the trenches" with their staff. This means that they should be open to feedback, be accessible and approachable, and lead by example. By creating a positive work culture, staff will be motivated to perform their duties to the best of their abilities.
If you're an administrator looking to build a great work environment for your staff, Tiara Dennison's insights are worth considering. By taking these steps to build a positive culture, you can create a lasting impact on your organization's success.
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This episode aired on 11/06/2022 and can be listened here.
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