
|Articles|December 19, 2008
Q&A: Support staff for practices with multiple providers
Are there any recommended guidelines for the number of support staff required for practices with multiple providers?
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Q: Are there any recommended guidelines for the number of support staff required for practices with multiple providers?
A: The Medical Group Management Association publishes statistics that indicate the median number of staff members generally required per physician in groups of three or more primary care physicians: for a family practice, 4.73; internal medicine, 4.2; pediatrics, 4.87; and ob/gyn, 4.69. Those averages may increase if the practice includes multiple locations, because duplicate or redundant staff would be required. These numbers also include workers that would support any midlevels.
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