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I recently read a business article which discussed the benefits of keeping teams of people together to produce better business success. In it were illustrated examples from professional basketball teams to high-volume orthopedic surgeons and their loyal staff. All were studied over time and the conclusion drawn was that teams of people who have worked together for significant periods, produce better results and successes in their particular categories of work.<\/p>\n
The article got me thinking about my own practice and how fortunate and dedicated I have been over the years in keeping my fantastic team together. From the operating room where I perform vasectomies and vasectomy reversals to my clinic office environment where I consult with and examine patients, I have among the most loyal team members in the male fertility industry. In fact, some of them have been with my practice for more than 20 years.<\/p>\n
That comfort, familiarity and experience shines through in the level of service we provide our patients and in many ways, my overall success rates too. I\u2019ve successfully performed thousands of vasectomy and vasectomy reversal procedures on patients all over the world. I\u2019ve developed innovative and widely-used procedures for the treatment of male infertility and I\u2019ve published extensively on various men\u2019s health topics. In many of these career highlights, I haven\u2019t been alone. I have benefitted from membership on a committed and skilled team that has my same passion for and keen focus on delivering the highest caliber of care. My philosophy is to keep valued veteran team members and add to them \u201cfresh blood\u201d to keep the practice young and team members sharp and on their toes.<\/p>\n
It is often said that \u201cThere is no \u2018I\u2019 in Team\u201d \u2013 a phrase used to highlight the notion that in many of life\u2019s endeavors; it takes a collective commitment to achieve the greatest success. I would argue that there is an \u201cI\u201d in team \u2013 the focus on keeping it \u201cINTACT.\u201d For me and my practice, this is what sets us apart from the other providers in our industry and affords our patients with the masterful skill, safety and compassionate care they deserve in helping them realize their goals.<\/p>\n
Go Team CMRM!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I recently read a business article which discussed the benefits of keeping teams of people together to produce better business success. In it were illustrated examples from professional basketball teams to high-volume orthopedic surgeons and their loyal staff. All were studied over time and the conclusion drawn was that teams of people who have worked … Continue reading Maybe There IS an \u201cI\u201d in Team And How My Patients Benefit<\/span>