Former Surgeon Joel Roskind MD to Offer Medical Practice Management Expertise to Doctors
Posted in Education Special, Health Info, Medical Resources on March 2nd, 2010After a thirty year stretch as a plastic surgeon, New York’s Joel Roskind now plans to provide his expertise to other physicians, both recognized and rising. Ordained doctors may gain from consulting with him in the domains of practice management and outpatient facility accreditation. On the clinical side, medical pupils at Boston University will have the chance to take Integrated Problems, a differential diagnosis class, from Joel Roskind MD.
Dr. Joel Roskind has been a medical renaissance man throughout his career. After finishing his bachelors degree at Franklin and Marshall College and Hofstra University, medical school at the University of Louisville and internships at the Montefiore-Einstein Medical Center in the Bronx and St. Louis University Hospitals, he went on to a fellow ship at the Christine Kleinert Institute of Hand and Microsurgery in Louisville, Kentucky.
As a practicing surgeon, Joel Roskind MD witnessed firsthand changes in the healthcare sector leading to an increasing number of functions being performed outside the traditional hospital setting. Always patient oriented, Dr. Roskind’s concerns about the safety of outpatient and ambulatory surgery facilities extended to a long association with the AAAASF, including over 20 years of service as a facilities inspector. He is well positioned to assist operators of such facilities meet the highest quality standards required by insurers today.
In addition to operating a busy plastic surgery practice specializing in body enhancements, Dr. Joel Roskind also formulated a second specialty in facilities accreditation, eventually becoming an inspector for the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities (AAASF), and is now teaching with clinics to help them achieve certification. He also took a good interest in practice management and now advises with physicians in the areas of hiring and training faculty, setting up electronic systems, error prevention and patient relations.
Making sure patients get the best possible care in the safest possible environment has been a priority for Dr. Joel Roskind throughout his medical work. Although he is retired from active practice, Joel Roskind is looking forward to continuing to contribute to the medical domain. In addition to instructing and consulting, Dr. Joel Roskind also plans to pursue a long time personal interest in Judaic spirituality.