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✔ Website Revisions

Diana P. added this on Mar 18, 2019
Completed Mar 20, 2019 by Sean M.

Assigned to

Sean M.

Due on

Mar 20, 2019

Notes

Hi,

RR: 3/15
Moderate

The client provided revisions to a few pages on the website.

Page looks nice, but a few revisions need to be made, some as a result of separating the MD and Advanced Practitioner pages:

Marisa Keck’s name is misspelled as “Peck” instead of Keck on the bottom of the page – can we please fix. https://centraljerseyrcca.com/doctors-providers/marisa-keck/
On V. Shander bio page https://centraljerseyrcca.com/doctors-providers/valerie-shanderfnp-aocnp/ – the request appt. sentence at the end is not the same as others and is not a working number
R. Carroll https://centraljerseyrcca.com/doctors-providers/rachel-carroll-fnp-bc/is missing the last paragraph to schedule an appt – can we please add so it is the same as others.
Amita Patel – https://centraljerseyrcca.com/doctors-providers/amita-patel/ should be Capitol Hill – Capitol is misspelled with an “a.” Also comma at end of member line needs to be removed.
T. Flocco https://centraljerseyrcca.com/doctors-providers/tina-flocco/ – after her Peer award it is noted (by Amita Patel) – let’s remove “by Amita Patel” and just note the award.
On the Doctors page, it still refers to PA/NPs – for example above the list of MD names is the line “Click the names below to learn more about our expert cancer physicians and experienced nurse practitioners” but there are no NPs listed there, only MDs and PharmDs. Can we change to "Click the names below to learn more about our physicians, and pharmacists.
First sentence on the https://centraljerseyrcca.com/doctors-providers/ reads “At the Central Jersey Division of Regional Cancer Care Associates, our physicians, physicians assistants and nurse practitioners are dedicated to providing the highest standard of care for the treatment of cancer and blood disorders.” Can we please change to our physicians, pharmacists and advanced practice providers are dedicated” – since we have two pharmacists on this page and are now referring to NP/PAs as APPs.