i would tell them you are swamped and cannot
Posted By: take on any more work....simple...NM on 2006-10-03
In Reply to: MTSOs: Politely declining a job opportunity? - Tonya
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No, I am more swamped than I have ever been . . .
It could be my doctors are trying to catch up before Friday ? , but whatever it is I'm waaaaaay behind.
They are probably swamped with donors
trying to access the site. It has probably been overwhelming.
I DON'T GET IT????? I have NEVER run out of work EVER. We are ALWAYS swamped at my office!!!
Sorry to hear your office is so slow. Come to the Dallas office...you'll never run out of work.
I am sorry, where I work we are swamped. It is acute care, though sm
I worked clinic for my first 8 years. From September until March it used to be slim, very slim. That was half the flipping year! In acute care there is less ebb and flow, in my opinion. It gets lean around spring break time, and again when school starts. How long it is slow can vary. I can't even believe how swamped we are at this point. I can see the number of reports are awaiting transcription and it has doubled every 4 hours all weekend AND people have been working all weekend.
If you do clinic, I wish I had an suggestion of how to break into acute care and I don't. I went from clinic only, to a surgical center doing all OPs, which was HARD HARD way to do it. I ended up in an enormous teaching hospital because I had OP note experience. Mine was sheer luck. I'll pray you have such a neat opportunity and can make that switch.
TransTech will do this on the bigger accts when they're swamped. nm
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