Lan Alexander grew up in Cambridge, MA, and graduated from college with a bachelor of science in Behavioral Neuroscience. Lan’s dental career passions include creating a positive, fulfilling work culture and providing exemplary service to patients.
She has been a National AADOM Member since 2017, also serving as the Vice President for the Boston Chapter. Lan received her AADOM Fellowship (FAADOM) designation in 2019 and her AADOM Mastership (MAADOM) designation in 2022. She is on track to complete the AADOM Diplomate designation program and receive her DAADOM at the AADOM conference in September.
Outside of work, Lan loves spending time with her husband, Ron. She loves movies, exploring new restaurants, playing board games, and going on walks.
There are many dental managers that express that while they do a huge amount of work, they do not feel their compensation matches their role and duties. Or, that it did at some point and hasn’t increased to match their current situation. While the majority of us are...
Networking with dental industry vendors is a valuable resource to dental managers because it exposes us to cutting-edge technology, products, and services to help our practices run smoothly and grow. It also aids us with establishing important business relationships...
Submitted by Lan Alexander, MAADOM, Boston, MA Chapter President The Boston, MA AADOM Chapter has been partnering with the AMAZING Nancy Kagan from Rosen Summit Dental Advisors for our virtual COFFEE CHAT meetings! In this casual meeting, attendees got to ask...
As practice managers, it is no secret that we have a lot on our plates. We wear many hats, such as manager, patient care coordinator, insurance coordinator, treatment plan coordinator, IT person, plumber, counselor, and cleaning person, just to name a few (and I know...
I remember the day clearly. I was in my home office contemplating if I should switch careers due to feeling an overwhelming sense of burnout when my husband plopped the mail onto my desk. An envelope stood out to me in the pile of usual bills and flyers. It was the...
