PipeflowLinkedIn for medical practices with a clear stance.
Eight factual ideas for recruiting, working together in healthcare and the practice as an employer.
We're looking for someone to join our practice team. You'll work at reception, with blood tests and in organisation, and we take time for your onboarding. Feel free to get in touch with us directly.
Example of a text tile8 ideas for medical practices.
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- 01
Assistant wanted
A job opening as a personal post that honestly describes the working day.
Example We're looking for someone to join our practice team. You'll work at reception, with blood tests and in organisation, and we take time for your onboarding. Feel free to get in touch with us directly.
- 02
Being a teaching practice
Show that you support doctors in training and what matters to you about it.
Example Our practice supports future GPs in their training. For us it's not an obligation but a way to pass on what we know and keep learning ourselves.
- 03
Working with specialists
How referrals and sharing results with colleagues work, without mentioning a case.
Example Good care depends on how practices talk to each other. Short routes to specialist colleagues and clear findings save everyone time, and we're grateful for that.
- 04
Going digital in the practice
Share experiences with online booking or e-prescriptions, factual and honest.
Example Since we started offering online booking, our days on the phone have changed. We're happy to share our experience with other practices that are thinking about it.
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The team behind reception
Give credit to the work of your assistants. Goes down well with applicants.
Example Nothing here would work without our reception team. They organise, reassure and keep track of everything, even on days when it all happens at once.
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Thoughts on rural practice
A personal post about working in the region and what that means for succession and new talent.
Example Running a practice in the region means looking after people for years. For the future we're looking for colleagues who find exactly that appealing.
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Share what you learned at a course
A professional insight from a training course, without advertising your own services.
Example The last course I went on was about communication in short appointments. My key point: one open question at the start often saves more time than it costs.
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Why we post factually
Explain why your channels inform rather than advertise. Shows your stance and professional ethics.
Example On our channels you'll find opening hours, notices and our team, but no promises. That fits medical professional rules and our idea of trust.
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