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Administrative Professionals Month
- russtu11
- Apr 2, 2025
- 1 min read
It is with great pride we recognize Administrative Professionals Month. In the healthcare industry, we set time aside to recognize doctors, nurses, a myriad of therapists – all critical to the field. However, the people working behind and in front of the scenes are the backbone of what we do. From the main administrators who lead us, to the administrative people you see as you enter our doors, we thank you. Our administrators are often the first face, and ultimately first impression, individuals have when crossing into any of our offices and the first voice you hear when calling.
National Administrative Professionals Month first originated in 1952 as Secretaries Day, although the recognition has grown to include all professionals that serve in this capacity that are the professional leaders and administrative assistants in business offices or medical settings.
These professionals truly are at the forefront of all we do. Each and every day, Administrative Professionals help to ensure the lives of our patients, and we salute these invaluable individuals this month and all the year through.
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