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Daphne Lane
Coordinator of Patient Access at Ingalls Family Care Center
Daphné Debauve is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in the healthcare industry. She studied at Robert Morris University in Illinois, where she honed her skills and knowledge in the field. With a passion for patient care and access, Daphné currently serves as the Coordinator of Patient Access at Ingalls Memorial Hospital.
Before her role as a Coordinator, Daphné held various management positions at Ingalls Memorial Hospital, showcasing her leadership abilities and commitment to excellence. She served as the Manager, Supervisor, and Assistant Manager, contributing to the smooth operation and efficient functioning of the hospital.
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With her educational background and hands-on experience, Daphné is a highly skilled professional who is dedicated to making a positive impact in the healthcare industry. She is motivated by her passion for patient care and access, and her commitment to providing exceptional healthcare services.
Highlights
💃🏼 Announcing Async (formerly Dots): Free up your calendar and emails using voice messages you can read, share and react to.
Since Covid, a lot of people have been having a lot more requests for 30mn zoom meetings (external). Investors, Talents, Entrepreneurs, Service Providers, etc. Some are useful, some less, and could have been an email. Or a voice message 😏.
💡 At Async, we’ve quickly realized that voice messages were a fantastic format for productive asynchronous conversations: they’re lightweight (unlike video or email, you can record or listen to a voice message at 7a or at midnight), they’re super fast and to the point, and more importantly, the tone and emotion of the person say a lot.
❤️🔥 Meet Async Crammed calendars, email overload, and nonstop Zooms can leave you feeling like none of your time is your own. So we created the first Voice App for when meetings take too long and writing feels impersonal.
👉🏼 People have an email address, a phone number, some have a Zoom URL, Calendly. Soon, you’ll be sharing your async personal URL (async.com/ name, book yours now before it’s gone 😎) to anyone you’d like to have an asynchronous conversation with. Then let the magic happen, we’ve completely revisited voice messages 🪄.
Ok, but how? 🔗 Share your personal URL (async.com/ name) with an individual or a group; 🗒️ Read your Asyncs (how we’re calling our voice messages) thanks to our full transcript; 💭 Add time-stamped and threaded reactions (emoji, voice, or text); 🔍 Search inside Asyncs; 🤝 Share Asyncs to a person or a group through unique URLs.
We will start adding small groups of users to our private beta very soon, join the waitlist now on async.com, and claim your personal URL before it’s gone. We will reach out to you by email when you become whitelisted.
🙏 Thank you for following that journey with us, and yes, we’re hiring! #hiring (link in comments)
