Edward Dudley-Robey

It is important for physicians to know their business! Not only is it their income but they can be held accountable for billing practices. At my level this is not yet an issue but in the modern billing environment the combined efforts of a professional along with physician supervision is likely the best overall plan.

I am not a fan of the…[Read more]

Proper planning prevents poor performance. The COO failed to schedule correctly, then when it was oblivious that he had neglected to change it on the spot. When mistakes happen a good leader should have the ability to adapt, improvise and overcome.

He could have stopped the first part of his interview, brought in the physicians on time, then…[Read more]

My education in leadership started in the US Army where I learned to lead from the front. In order to be a good leader you need to not only have the required knowledge and experience but the willingness to share them. Don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty. This will not only give you a chance to interact with your employees but to listen to t…[Read more]

My name is Edward G. Dudley-Robey, MD and I am a US Army veteran, medical school valedictorian, former PDE class president who currently serves http://www.TheVeteransFirst.org