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DESCRIPTION:1 Core CE and 1 20% CEImplementing a Workplace Violence Prevent
 ion Plan for the Dental PracticeThis course equips dental professionals wi
 th a clear understanding of the fundamental requirements of California’s n
 ew Workplace Violence Prevention law. Participants will learn what is requ
 ired to create and implement a comprehensive Workplace Violence Prevention
  Plan (WVPP) tailored to the unique challenges of dental practices.The pro
 gram will also cover best practices under California law to ensure complia
 nce with the Cal/OSHA workplace violence prevention standard and maintain 
 a safe environment for employees and patients.Learning Objectives:Understa
 nd the legal requirements for workplace violence prevention under Californ
 ia law and Cal/OSHA standards.Identify potential risks and warning signs o
 f workplace violence specific to dental practices.The importance of develo
 ping and implementing an effective Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVP
 P).Learn best practices for responding to workplace violence incidents\, i
 ncluding reporting and follow-up procedures. Michael Rossiter\, JDAbout th
 e SpeakerMichael J. Rossiter\, a partner at Scott &amp\; Whitehead\, is li
 censed to practice law in California and Utah. He represents and advises e
 mployers in all areas of employment law\, including harassment\, discrimin
 ation\, retaliation\, employment agreements\, wage and hour issues\, and e
 mployment policies. For the past several years\, Mr. Rossiter has conducte
 d harassment prevention training\, reflecting his dedication to fostering 
 harassment-free workplaces.When the Front Office Walks Out: A Case Study i
 n Remote Staffing\, Practice Continuity\, and Patient ExperienceCourse Int
 roductionFront office turnover can bring a dental practice to a standstill
 . When the people who answer the phones\, manage the schedule\, verify ins
 urance\, follow up with patients\, and keep administrative systems moving 
 suddenly leave\, the impact is immediate: missed calls\, delayed follow-up
 \, frustrated patients\, overwhelmed clinical teams\, and lost production.
 In this case-based course\, Dr. Josh Solomon will share how his practice n
 avigated a significant front office staffing disruption and rebuilt operat
 ional stability using a remote front office model. The discussion will exp
 lore what worked\, what was challenging\, and what other practices can lea
 rn from the experience.Participants will gain a practical understanding of
  how remote administrative support can be structured\, what responsibiliti
 es can be handled outside the physical office\, and how to maintain accoun
 tability\, communication\, HIPAA awareness\, and patient trust. The course
  will also address common concerns around team buy-in\, patient satisfacti
 on\, workflow integration\, and hiring the right remote team members.This 
 session is designed to provide an honest\, peer-led look at remote staffin
 g as one possible strategy for improving practice continuity\, reducing ad
 ministrative strain\, and supporting a consistent patient experience.Cours
 e ObjectivesBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:Ident
 ify the operational impact of front office turnover on scheduling\, patien
 t communication\, insurance workflows\, billing follow-up\, team morale\, 
 and practice continuity.Evaluate which front office responsibilities may b
 e appropriate for remote administrative support\, including scheduling\, i
 nsurance verification\, patient communication\, billing support\, and admi
 nistrative follow-up.Describe key HR considerations for hiring\, onboardin
 g\, and managing remote front office team members\, including communicatio
 n skills\, accountability\, HIPAA awareness\, technology comfort\, and per
 formance expectations.Apply practical strategies for integrating remote st
 aff into existing practice workflows\, including communication systems\, t
 ask handoffs\, escalation protocols\, documentation\, and team alignment.D
 iscuss how remote front office support can affect patient experience and s
 atisfaction\, including responsiveness\, personalization\, trust\, continu
 ity\, and quality of communication. Dr. Joshua SolomonAbout the SpeakerDr.
  Joshua Solomon is a second-generation pediatric dentist and has been in p
 ractice in Livermore\, California\, for 20 years. He is a graduate of the 
 University of the Pacific with a B.S. in Biological Sciences and a D.D.S. 
 Following dental school\, Dr. Solomon completed an additional 2-year speci
 alty residency at the University of Texas Dental Branch – Houston and a Ma
 ster’s program in conjunction with the Department of Oral-Biomaterials. He
  is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and a Fellow 
 of the American College of Pediatric Dentistry.When not treating patients 
 in his office\, Dr. Josh is an internationally recognized speaker and clin
 ical instructor. Dr. Solomon is the owner/director of the Bioclear Pediatr
 ic Learning Center and the Dental Specialty Training Center. The center wa
 s designed to provide small-group\, hands-on courses in advanced restorati
 ve techniques for pediatric and general dentists. He serves as a product e
 valuator and key opinion leader for many national and international dental
  companies. Christine SisonAbout the SpeakerChristine Sison is the CEO/Fou
 nder of Swiss Monkey. Swiss Monkey specializes in connecting dental practi
 ces with remote professionals\, providing a suite of cutting-edge technolo
 gy-driven tools to increase practice performance. Ms. Sison has built and 
 managed a dental practice for over 10 years and has her Bachelor of Neurob
 iology from UC Berkeley and a Master of Health Policy and Management from 
 the Harvard School of Public Health. Prior to her work in dentistry\, she 
 conducted brain tumor research at University of California\, San Francisco
 \, assisted in the integration of information technology into clinics and 
 hospitals\, and later led the development of community-wide healthcare sys
 tems\, including telemedicine efforts.Membership is being verified. You wi
 ll receive 2 confirmation emails with the GoToWebinar link from Makayla Fo
 wler (mak@harbordentalsociety.org) 24 hours before the class and 1 hour be
 fore the class. If you do not receive your first confirmation email\, plea
 se contact us at (714) 634-8992. This course will not be recorded.
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SUMMARY:Implementing a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan for the Dental Pr
 actice & When the Front Office Walks Out: One Doctor’s Case for Remote Sta
 ffing
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 et" data-widget_type="text-editor.default"><div><img alt="" src="https://w
 ww.mbdsdentist.com/images/localcamontereybaycalifornialibraries/default-li
 brary/6-10-1536x864.png?sfvrsn=76b8bf9c_1"><p><strong>1 Core CE and 1 20% 
 CE</strong></p><p><strong>Implementing a Workplace Violence Prevention Pla
 n for the Dental Practice</strong></p><p>This course equips dental profess
 ionals with a clear understanding of the fundamental requirements of Calif
 ornia’s new Workplace Violence Prevention law. Participants will learn wha
 t is required to create and implement a comprehensive Workplace Violence P
 revention Plan (WVPP) tailored to the unique challenges of dental practice
 s.</p><p>The program will also cover best practices under California law t
 o ensure compliance with the Cal/OSHA workplace violence prevention standa
 rd and maintain a safe environment for employees and patients.</p><p><stro
 ng>Learning Objectives:</strong></p><ul><li>Understand the legal requireme
 nts for workplace violence prevention under California law and Cal/OSHA st
 andards.</li><li>Identify potential risks and warning signs of workplace v
 iolence specific to dental practices.</li><li>The importance of developing
  and implementing an effective Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP).<
 /li><li>Learn best practices for responding to workplace violence incident
 s\, including reporting and follow-up procedures.</li></ul><p>&nbsp\;</p><
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 ps://ocds.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Michael-Rossiter-JD.webp" alt="" 
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 idget" data-widget_type="image.default">Michael Rossiter\, JD</div><div da
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 efault"><div><p><strong>About the Speaker</strong></p></div></div></div></
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 c265f3" data-element_type="widget" data-widget_type="text-editor.default">
 <div><p>Michael J. Rossiter\, a partner at Scott &amp\; Whitehead\, is lic
 ensed to practice law in California and Utah. He represents and advises em
 ployers in all areas of employment law\, including harassment\, discrimina
 tion\, retaliation\, employment agreements\, wage and hour issues\, and em
 ployment policies. For the past several years\, Mr. Rossiter has conducted
  harassment prevention training\, reflecting his dedication to fostering h
 arassment-free workplaces.</p></div></div></div></div><hr></div></section>
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 ditor.default"><div><p><strong>When the Front Office Walks Out: A Case Stu
 dy in Remote Staffing\, Practice Continuity\, and Patient Experience</stro
 ng></p><p><strong>Course Introduction</strong></p><p>Front office turnover
  can bring a dental practice to a standstill. When the people who answer t
 he phones\, manage the schedule\, verify insurance\, follow up with patien
 ts\, and keep administrative systems moving suddenly leave\, the impact is
  immediate: missed calls\, delayed follow-up\, frustrated patients\, overw
 helmed clinical teams\, and lost production.</p><p>In this case-based cour
 se\, Dr. Josh Solomon will share how his practice navigated a significant 
 front office staffing disruption and rebuilt operational stability using a
  remote front office model. The discussion will explore what worked\, what
  was challenging\, and what other practices can learn from the experience.
 </p><p>Participants will gain a practical understanding of how remote admi
 nistrative support can be structured\, what responsibilities can be handle
 d outside the physical office\, and how to maintain accountability\, commu
 nication\, HIPAA awareness\, and patient trust. The course will also addre
 ss common concerns around team buy-in\, patient satisfaction\, workflow in
 tegration\, and hiring the right remote team members.</p><p>This session i
 s designed to provide an honest\, peer-led look at remote staffing as one 
 possible strategy for improving practice continuity\, reducing administrat
 ive strain\, and supporting a consistent patient experience.</p><p><strong
 >Course Objectives</strong></p><p>By the end of this course\, participants
  will be able to:</p><ol><li><strong>Identify the operational impact of fr
 ont office turnover</strong> on scheduling\, patient communication\, insur
 ance workflows\, billing follow-up\, team morale\, and practice continuity
 .</li><li><strong>Evaluate which front office responsibilities may be appr
 opriate for remote administrative support</strong>\, including scheduling\
 , insurance verification\, patient communication\, billing support\, and a
 dministrative follow-up.</li><li><strong>Describe key HR considerations fo
 r hiring\, onboarding\, and managing remote front office team members</str
 ong>\, including communication skills\, accountability\, HIPAA awareness\,
  technology comfort\, and performance expectations.</li><li><strong>Apply 
 practical strategies for integrating remote staff into existing practice w
 orkflows</strong>\, including communication systems\, task handoffs\, esca
 lation protocols\, documentation\, and team alignment.</li><li><strong>Dis
 cuss how remote front office support can affect patient experience and sat
 isfaction</strong>\, including responsiveness\, personalization\, trust\, 
 continuity\, and quality of communication.</li></ol></div><p>&nbsp\;</p><p
 ><img src="https://ocds.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Solomon-300x300.png
 " alt="" width="172" height="172"></p><p>Dr. Joshua Solomon</p><p><strong>
 About the Speaker</strong></p><p>Dr. Joshua Solomon is a second-generation
  pediatric dentist and has been in practice in Livermore\, California\, fo
 r 20 years. He is a graduate of the University of the Pacific with a B.S. 
 in Biological Sciences and a D.D.S. Following dental school\, Dr. Solomon 
 completed an additional 2-year specialty residency at the University of Te
 xas Dental Branch – Houston and a Master’s program in conjunction with the
  Department of Oral-Biomaterials. He is a Diplomate of the American Board 
 of Pediatric Dentistry and a Fellow of the American College of Pediatric D
 entistry.</p><p>When not treating patients in his office\, Dr. Josh is an 
 internationally recognized speaker and clinical instructor. Dr. Solomon is
  the owner/director of the Bioclear Pediatric Learning Center and the Dent
 al Specialty Training Center. The center was designed to provide small-gro
 up\, hands-on courses in advanced restorative techniques for pediatric and
  general dentists. He serves as a product evaluator and key opinion leader
  for many national and international dental companies.</p></div><p>&nbsp\;
 </p><div data-id="a536c06" data-element_type="widget" data-widget_type="te
 xt-editor.default"><p><img src="https://ocds.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/0
 2/Christine.jpg" alt="" width="200" height="200"></p><p>Christine Sison</p
 ><p><strong>About the Speaker</strong></p><p>Christine Sison is the CEO/Fo
 under of Swiss Monkey. Swiss Monkey specializes in connecting dental pract
 ices with remote professionals\, providing a suite of cutting-edge technol
 ogy-driven tools to increase practice performance. Ms. Sison has built and
  managed a dental practice for over 10 years and has her Bachelor of Neuro
 biology from UC Berkeley and a Master of Health Policy and Management from
  the Harvard School of Public Health. Prior to her work in dentistry\, she
  conducted brain tumor research at University of California\, San Francisc
 o\, assisted in the integration of information technology into clinics and
  hospitals\, and later led the development of community-wide healthcare sy
 stems\, including telemedicine efforts.</p><div><p><strong>Membership is b
 eing verified. You will receive 2 confirmation emails with the GoToWebinar
  link from Makayla Fowler (mak@harbordentalsociety.org) 24 hours before th
 e class and 1 hour before the class. If you do not receive your first conf
 irmation email\, please contact us at (714) 634-8992</strong><strong>. </s
 trong><strong>This course will not be recorded.</strong></p></div></div>
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