Company Description
Following his professional training, he returned “home” to Atlanta and was part of a multi-disciplinary private practice with five other clinicians. Dr. Goldstein left and started his private practice now on Roswell Road at the Goldstein Center 20 years ago. He partnered with Dr. Richard Erickson of DCI (Dental Careers Institute) and opened the Buckhead/Sandy Springs branch of the school of dental assisting. It"s immediate success naturally lead us to training individuals for a career in the dental front office.
Review & Rating
I am currently taking the Dental Business Administrative course and I really like and enjoy this class so much. I have learned a lot of things in a short period of time. Our teacher is really patient and sweet with us. Before starting the classes I wasn't so sure if I wanted to do it, now I'm so glad I did. Is a fun class, I don't ever get bored. Our teacher makes it very interesting. I will recommend to some of my friends. I am thankful and happy I found it and taking this class
I love this school it's was a great experience. Deborah is a great teacher and will help you with everything you need for the class.
Lots of good information and knowledge packed in a short period of time. I really liked the fact class is held in a real working dental office. As I approach graduation in Dental Business Administration, I would like to thank Ms. Deborah Fears and Dr. Goldstien for teaching and making learning fun. I look forward to my new career in the dental field.
The Front Office Management class is very informative and gives a wide variety of information and knowledge in a short amount of time.
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