What's the difference between a super admin assistant and a super admin clinician?

"Super Administrators," be it clinicians or assistants, have owner-level access, yet there are a few differences to be noted. Read on below to find out what these are:

Super admin clinicians:

• Are group clinicians who have owner-level access.
• They have all functionality a normal group clinician can have as well as the functionality that the group owner has, in that they:

• Have access to the Owner-Level menu where they can manage the practice.
• Have access to the "Other Users" menu to manage other clinicians.
• They are automatically assigned to all group clinicians.

They are, however, governed by rules that apply to group clinicians, which are:

• They need to have licenses verified and cannot operate without a license.
• They need to be assigned to a chart to interact with a patient.
• They need to be assigned to a chart to view chart information.

Super admin assistants:

• Are assistants who have owner-level access.
• They can have all functionality a normal assistant can have as well as the functionality that the group owner has in that they have:

• Access to the Owner Level menu where they can manage the practice.
• Assistants already have access to the "Other users" menu regarding the " Other users " menu.
• They are automatically assigned to all clinicians in the group and can manage all clinicians and their linked patients.  

Note: Group owners can grant or revoke any clinicians and super admin features via permissions at any stage.

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