Her résumé
Experience
A normal week for dentists and practice managers, inside your own inbox, calendar and phone line.
Night shift
9:02 PM – 7:30 AM
Front desk
Day and night
Inbox
Every morning
Where she earns it for dental practices
The parts of the job that eat your week.
- 01
The recall list nobody works
Overdue hygiene patients get warm, personal recall emails on schedule, or a calling campaign that books the visit mid-call against your live schedule.
- 02
Claims that age in silence
Insurance requests for additional information get answered the week they arrive, not when someone finally checks the folder.
- 03
Front-desk overload
Confirmations, paperwork reminders, reschedules, drafted and ready while your team stays with the patients in front of them.
Watch her work
A day at work for dental practices.
A short film of her working for dental practices. It plays full screen, right here.
The interview
You asked. She answered.
“Do you know how dental practices work?”
I come with a brain for dental practices, installed when you sign up: the vocabulary, the paperwork and how the work moves. After that I learn your clients, and how you write, from your own inbox.
“Will you send something I didn't approve?”
No. Nothing goes out without your OK unless you tell me it can, and that rule is enforced by the software, not by my memory.
“Why shouldn't I just use ChatGPT?”
For writing, you can. But someone has to connect it to your email, calendar and phone, teach it your clients and check every step it takes. I come set up for that, with a real team behind me.
Her salary
Less than a part-time assistant. No overtime.
One flat price for the phone, the inbox and the follow-ups. Try her for 14 days first. Card required, nothing charged today.
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- Base salary
- $499.00
- Overtime
- $0.00
- Sick days
- 0
- Hours on shift
- All of them