3 ways ASCs can cope when losing a volume leader

Brian Brown, the regional vice president of operations for AmSurg, outlined three ways ASCs can manage losing a volume leader in a post for the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses website.

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Here are the key details to know:

1. Adjusting hours can help operations run smoothly while staff searches for a replacement to build volume.

2. ASC owners and operators can leverage the departing surgeon’s connections to help the recruitment and hiring process run smoother.

3. Adding a new specialty to generate volume in the departing surgeon’s absence can help to fill the void and present a growth opportunity for the future.

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