Routine automation
Recall due-date lists, outreach reminders, and cancellation alerts.
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Scheduling & Recall
Keep patients returning and give open chair time a useful next step.
The goal: A workable schedule and a recall list that someone actually follows through.
The everyday work.
This is the starting scope. We adapt it to your practice, hours, systems, and team.
- Work hygiene recall lists
- Contact lapsed patients
- Maintain the short-call list
- Fill cancellations within provider rules
What should do the work?
We assess the workflow before recommending a hire or a build. These are possible improvements, not features already installed in your practice.
We work across AI models and tools. Access, patient privacy, integrations, approval points, and failure handling are agreed before a build. Your practice retains clinical and operational decisions.
A role with a clear job.
Use this starter job description for remote administrative support or an on-site hire. It is a brief to refine, not a replacement for your employment or clinical requirements.
Scheduling & Recall coordinator: starter job description
Purpose
A workable schedule and a recall list that someone actually follows through.
Responsibilities
- Work hygiene recall lists
- Contact lapsed patients
- Maintain the short-call list
- Fill cancellations within provider rules
Skills to assess
Accurate records, clear communication, reliable follow-through, and practical experience with the tasks and systems in this brief. Ask for a work sample using fictional data.
Reporting and boundaries
Reports to the office manager or named workstation owner. Works within approved access and procedures. Escalates uncertainty and does not make clinical decisions.
Agree before hiring
Coverage hours, workload, required experience, budget, access permissions, escalation rules, and onboarding targets.
Success measures
- Recall appointments booked
- Unfilled chair time
- Overdue patients contacted
Need help hiring? We can support role planning, agency or candidate selection, interviews, onboarding, and one month of support.
Explore agencies for dental practice support ↗The tools need to fit the job.
Start with what your current systems can do. This capability checklist helps us identify gaps before adding another subscription.
- Recall segmentation
- Waitlist rules
- Provider availability
- Outreach history
Product recommendations follow the audit. We check compatibility, costs, permissions, and data requirements with you before choosing a tool.
Knowledge for this workstation.
Guides, workflows, role references, and shared hiring material. A resource may support more than one workstation.
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Bring us the part that is not working.
We will agree a focused audit, build, training, or hiring project and hand it over to your team. You do not need to know the solution before we talk.
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