Find the one job in your practice AI should do first

Invitation-only dinner for specialist practice managers

Your clinicians have a scribe that writes the note while they look the patient in the eye. You have typed something into ChatGPT and watched it save you twenty minutes. None of it has reached your front desk.

This is a short evening on where AI actually gives time back in a specialist practice, and where it puts patient data or your AHPRA obligations at risk. You leave able to name three things: the first workflow worth fixing, the hours it gives back, and the line it must never cross.

What we cover

• Where AI moves a number: recalls, referrals in and out, patient comms, billing and item coding, the front desk
• The governance line: patient data, AHPRA, and what never goes near a chatbot
• Locate your practice: a quick, practical self-assessment you do in the room
• Dinner and an honest conversation with other practice managers

Who it is for

The person who runs the practice, not the clinic floor. Specialist and allied health practices: dental, dermatology, ENT, ophthalmology, plastics, fertility, gastroenterology and similar. One manager per practice. No vendors, no pitch from the front, no hype.

What you'll find on the night

• Cost: free to attend. Dinner and drinks are on us.
• Seats: twelve, one per practice.

Your host

Joel Hauer of MethodWorks. He builds the operating discipline that practices use to put AI to work without losing control of it. Hosted with Tony Singh and the broader network.