One price for the whole program. The five toolkits inside total $365 bought separately, and the two workbooks that run them are exclusive to this system.
A dental practice runs on policies that live in the doctor’s head. The handbook is a photocopy from a seminar a decade ago, hiring is a working interview and a handshake, the hard conversations get put off, onboarding hands a new hire a full schedule by Thursday, and nobody can say who covers the chair when an assistant calls out. Buying five separate fixes leaves you to make them agree with each other.
The Dental Practice HR System is the five practice toolkits built to work together, plus the two tools that run them as one program: a Practice HR Self Audit that tells you where to start, and an Annual HR Calendar for Practices that keeps the year on track.
What is inside
Five complete toolkits, each in its own folder with its own Start Here, plus two exclusive workbooks, a print-and-pin calendar one-pager, and one license covering everything.
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1. Dental Practice HR Starter System. The handbook and the policies a small practice needs, ready to adapt, with the few that carry real weight called out and a workbook that checks your gaps.
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2. Dental Hiring Kit. The job posts, the screening, and the working-interview structure that attract the right candidate and verify the license before the handshake.
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3. Practice Manager Conversations Toolkit. Word-for-word scripts for the conversations a six-person office cannot hide from, from the chronically late assistant to the front-desk pattern to the raise request.
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4. Dental Onboarding System. The first ninety days on purpose, with a credential gate before the first patient day, a clinical track and a front-office track, and check-ins at 30, 60, and 90 days.
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5. Dental Attendance, Time Off, and Coverage System. The attendance point engine plus the coverage, PTO, and short-notice planning tabs that answer who covers the chair today.
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Practice HR Self Audit (Excel, exclusive to this system). Twenty-five items across six groups, scored Yes, Partly, or No with an automatic priority, a summary that shows where the gaps cluster, and a Where to start view, so a practice owner knows the first move.
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Annual HR Calendar for Practices (Excel, exclusive to this system), with a print-and-pin one-pager. Fifteen seeded monthly tasks plus a quarterly and as-needed section, with editable owner and done columns, and a single-page month grid to pin in the office.
Plus the Product License, one license covering everything in this system.
What makes it different
The two exclusives are tools you cannot buy separately, and they are what turn five toolkits into a program. The self audit finds the gaps and tells you which folder to open first. The calendar keeps the gaps closed, with the reviews and checkpoints paced through the year and a wall copy by the schedule.
Every toolkit inside is the full standalone product, not a sample, organized in numbered folders with a use order that starts with the audit. The credential verification step lives once in the onboarding system so the bundle never asks you to do the same check twice. Each toolkit also stands on its own, so if hiring is your fire today, start there and come back to the rest.
Questions practice owners ask
Where do I start?
Run the self audit first, in your first week, before you open any toolkit folder. The root Start Here walks the full order.
Is this just the five products zipped together?
No. Everything ships under one license with a single use order, and the audit and the calendar are not sold separately.
Is any of this clinical?
No. It is HR for the practice. Clinical scope, supervision, and licensure belong to the dentist and your state board, and the files say so where it matters.
Do I need special software?
No. The documents open in Word, the guides are PDF, and the workbooks open in Excel or Google Sheets, with a short guide for the Sheets path.
If you are looking for a single piece rather than the whole system, the Dental Hiring Kit, the Dental Onboarding System, the Practice Manager Conversations Toolkit, and the Dental Attendance, Time Off, and Coverage System are each available on their own.
How the download works
Your files arrive as a single ZIP download, best opened on a computer: save it, extract it (right-click and Extract All on Windows, double-click on a Mac), and open the Start Here file first. PDFs open in any reader, and the editable files work in Microsoft Word and Excel or their free equivalents, including LibreOffice and Google Docs and Sheets. No other software is needed. Step-by-step help for every device is at truestephr.com/pages/download-help.
Scope
This system is a set of working tools and editable templates for running practice HR in a clear, consistent, and defensible way. It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for qualified counsel on your specific situation. The handbook, the policy manual, and the attendance and time-off tools are starting points you adapt, not finished policy: attendance, leave, wage, overtime, sick-time, and final-pay rules vary by state and change over time, and a handbook can create obligations you did not intend. Have your handbook, your policies, and your pay and attendance decisions reviewed against applicable law before you adopt them. Credential and license verification is your obligation under your state board rules, and the working interview carries wage and hour consequences worth confirming before you run one. Clinical scope, supervision, and licensure belong to the dentist and your state board.
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