We're shining the spotlight on Kim Kearney, Practice Manager at Mayflower Dental Group in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Kim tells us about returning to her hometown of Cape Breton, her open-door policy at work, and the importance of leaning on others for support.
dentalcorp, with its learning arm DC Institute, has been recognized with a Silver Brandon Hall Group award for excellence in the category of Best Learning Team. This is the fifth consecutive year that dentalcorp has been recognized for its industry-leading continuing education programs.
We’re shining the spotlight on Dr. Shobana Sivananthan, General Dentist at Academy Dental Group in Win-nipeg, Manitoba. We discuss how partnership with dentalcorp allows her to focus on what she enjoys most about dentistry, the importance of staying up-to-date with technology, and how trust is the foundation of a strong patient base.
The concept of mise en place (Everything in its place), a modus operandi conceived and perfected in gourmet restaurants, could significantly improve the quality and consistency of the treatment and patient experience provided in dental offices.
We’re shining the spotlight on Michelle McPhee, Registered Dental Hygienist at Bayside Dental in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. We discuss her journey in the industry, the importance of educating patients, and how a simple routine oral cancer screening was the most rewarding experience of her career.
We are shining the spotlight on Grace Schillaci, Senior Manager, Field Operations at dentalcorp's Support Centre. Grace tells us about her passion for training others, implementing programs that drive camaraderie, and the importance of immersing yourself in the workplace.
We are shining the spotlight on Leanna Foy, Practice Manager at Spruceland Family Dental Care in Prince George, British Columbia. Leanna tells us about her journey in the dental industry, promoting change in the office to support success and growth, and the importance of having confidence in your skills.
It was author Eric Dickey who coined the phrase, early is on time, on time is late, and late is unacceptable. Despite our access to multiple devices with alarms and reminders, many of us still find ourselves dashing into work, uttering a breathless apology to our colleagues and patients – who notably arrived on time. Why does this continue to happen?
We are shining the spotlight on Adrienne Pavlik, Director of Operations at dentalcorp’s Support Centre. Adrienne tells us about her passion for solving problems for the Practices and an experience in her career that shaped who she is as a Leader.
Dental offices are fast-paced, complex enterprises that adhere to rigorous infection prevention and control (IPAC) standards and other procedures designed to promote safety and prevent incidents. Despite the myriad regulations and controls in place, accidents inevitably happen. The question, then, is why?
