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#31 - Reception Roster Myths – Ratios That Actually Work

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How many receptionists do you really need? Spoiler: There’s no magic number. 🔢📋

In this episode of the Practice Partners Podcast, we challenge the idea that front desk staffing should be based on fixed ratios. Instead, we explore what actually drives effective rostering, including:
✅ Why reception-to-doctor ratios don't work in isolation
✅ The importance of workflow, patient flow, and task complexity
✅ How automation and IT integration can reduce admin overload
✅ Tips for creating a lean, efficient front desk team that still delivers top-tier service
✅ When “overstaffed” is actually just under-structured

It’s not about more hands — it’s about smarter systems.

🎧 Listen now and rethink your reception roster! Get in touch with the team if you think we can assist with any workflows at reception.

We would love for you to share your thoughts, questions, and stories to: [email protected]
Find any resources discussed in this podcast, and all of our other resources at https://www.practicepartners.com.au/resources/

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32 episodes

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Content provided by Ami Assigal & Zac Pandur, Ami Assigal, and Zac Pandur. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Ami Assigal & Zac Pandur, Ami Assigal, and Zac Pandur or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Send us your enquiry or question directly!

How many receptionists do you really need? Spoiler: There’s no magic number. 🔢📋

In this episode of the Practice Partners Podcast, we challenge the idea that front desk staffing should be based on fixed ratios. Instead, we explore what actually drives effective rostering, including:
✅ Why reception-to-doctor ratios don't work in isolation
✅ The importance of workflow, patient flow, and task complexity
✅ How automation and IT integration can reduce admin overload
✅ Tips for creating a lean, efficient front desk team that still delivers top-tier service
✅ When “overstaffed” is actually just under-structured

It’s not about more hands — it’s about smarter systems.

🎧 Listen now and rethink your reception roster! Get in touch with the team if you think we can assist with any workflows at reception.

We would love for you to share your thoughts, questions, and stories to: [email protected]
Find any resources discussed in this podcast, and all of our other resources at https://www.practicepartners.com.au/resources/

  continue reading

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