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Updated: October 2018 |
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Mentor |
Cynthia R. Gatton |
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How Long in Advocacy? |
5 years |
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Areas of Expertise |
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Preparation for a patient advocacy career |
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Business Consultation Starter package |
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Developing and executing a general advocacy
business plan |
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Developing and executing an advocacy marketing
plan, including a customized elevator speech |
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Developing advocacy services for employers |
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Insurance/Billing strategy consultation |
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Utilizing technology to expand your service area |
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Mode of Delivery |
in person /
phone / Skype / Facetime |
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Fees or Costs |
create your own package |
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Discount for APHA members? |
Yes |
My ideal client is
someone who wants to or has identified their
skill/knowledge gaps for a private advocacy
practice to develop a plan to address them; or
who desires operational and marketing mentoring
for their practice.
I have a passion for supporting people who want
to work in the field of private patient advocacy
to find success as they define it. My approach
to mentees parallels my approach to clients:
Listen for and elicit the issues you’re facing,
identify what’s going well and where there are
opportunities, define potential service options
from which we build a service agreement, execute
that plan with you, and solicit feedback when
we’ve completed your goals. |
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Find Cindi's blog
posts:
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I hate doing sales, so how do I market my
services? |
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More Information
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cindi@cindigatton.com
or 404-687-6998 |
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Learn more about
Cindi at her
AdvoConnection Profile. |
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How to Find, Interview, Choose, and Engage the
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