(EMAILWIRE.COM, August 26, 2010 ) Greenville, SC – When health care providers set up and run their own practice, a good many routine tasks must be taken care of apart from diagnosing and treating patients. Inefficiencies and blockages often reduce the practitioner’s ability to serve patients, getting in the way of his or her profits and job satisfaction. To help health care professionals help the greatest number of patients and enjoy the peace of mind that accompanies a smoothly running practice, Functional Medicine University includes in its curriculum advice on dealing with common practice obstacles, including time management, capacity/peak load management and missed profit opportunities (www.functionalmedicineuniversity.com).

"From using to-do lists more effectively to analyzing what a practice does and doesn’t do, there are a multitude of ways to get non-patient-related tasks done faster and do more of what brings in income," says Dr. Ron Grisanti, D.C., Functional Medicine University’s founder and director. "We pass along proven practice management tips to our training participants along with teaching them to diagnose and treat patients from the Functional Medicine perspective."

Four times a year, Functional Medicine University trains chiropractors, acupuncturists, naturopaths, medical doctors and others who already have health care credentials in a rigorous online program covering topics from how to take a deep patient history to advanced diagnostic testing to detoxification and stress reduction methods.

Registration is now open for Functional Medicine University’s next training session in September 2010. To learn more about FMU’s curriculum, payment plans for the $1,995 tuition and continuing education credit arrangements, practitioners can go to www.functionalmedicineuniversity.com.

Contact Information:
Functional Medicine University
Dr. Ron Grisanti
Tel: 864-292-0226
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