Please include your address, daytime phone number and fax number, if any. We'll publish our experts' answers to selected questions. A practice administrator usually works in a larger practice, has higher-level skills and responsibilities and earns more than an office manager. Typically, practices need a practice administrator when they grow to somewhere between six and 10 physicians. He or she should have some administrative authority over physicians and nearly full administrative authority over support staff.
Administrators often have a college degree plus advanced education or experience.
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