Jill Nesbitt, MBA[email protected]Dental PracticeIn memory of Tom ClimoIn this thoughtful remembrance, practice management consultant Jill Nesbitt honors the life and legacy of Thomas Climo, PhD. She fondly remembers Mr. Climo's writing style, how he encouraged her, and his sense of adventure.August 24, 2015Office ManagementHow profitable are your associate dentists? Part 5 -- 5 tipsIn the conclusion to this series, Jill Nesbitt and Thomas Climo encourage dental group practice owners to more critically evaluate the profitability of their group and of the individual dentists in their practice.November 4, 2014HomeHow profitable are your associate dentists? Part 4 -- ExpensesConsultant Thomas Climo, PhD, and Jill Nesbitt, MBA, continue their series of examining how to measure the productivity and determine the profitability of each provider in your practice. This time the focus is on allocating the expenses based on production.October 28, 2014Office ManagementHow profitable are your associate dentists? Part 3 -- Hours worked and collectionIn this multipart series, Thomas Climo, PhD, and Jill Nesbitt, MBA, examine a dental practice group and the profitability of its associate dentists. In this third part, they focus on two additional methods to measure the performance of associate dentists based on hours worked and collection.October 21, 2014HomeHow profitable are your associate dentists? Part 2 -- Dividing evenly methodIn a multipart series, Thomas Climo, PhD, and Jill Nesbitt, MBA, turn their analysis to an examination of a dental practice group and the profitability of its associate dentists. In this second part, they focus on how to measure the performance of associate dentists in a group practice.October 14, 2014Office ManagementHow profitable are your associate dentists? Part 1In the first of a multipart series, Thomas Climo, PhD, and co-author Jill Nesbitt, MBA, turn their analysis to an examination of a dental practice group and the profitability of its associate dentists.October 7, 2014Page 1 of 1Top Stories3D PrintingNewly created 3D-printed mouth allows for research sans trialsUniversity of Connecticut researchers have created a 3D-printed artificial mouth, offering a novel way to test oral hygiene products, implants, and regenerative therapies and possibly bypassing the need for clinical trials.InsuranceThe sad truth about insurance reimbursement for today's dental practicesOral-Systemic LinkYour gums may be keeping you from getting an erection and worsePatient CommunicationDo’s and don’ts for dealing with difficult patientsSponsor ContentJoin Us