On-Demand Webinar
The Case for Automation: How Credentialing Software Can Reclaim Your Time
Recorded on Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Somewhere along the way, credentialing turned into a job that doesn't fit in a workday. It doesn't have to be that way.
In this on-demand webinar, veteran credentialer Mary Carol Michaud, PESC, shows you how to reclaim your time with credentialing software that automates tasks. She walks through the full credentialing lifecycle and pinpoint where the hours actually disappear: the repetitive manual tasks that quietly eat your week and are the most ready to be handed off to software. You'll leave able to look at your own workflow and know which tasks should still take your team's time and which shouldn't.
Then she tackles the better question: what do you do with the time you get back? She shares how leading credentialing teams reinvest those reclaimed hours, become proactive instead of reactive, and make unintended overtime a thing of the past.
Viewer's will learn:
- Which credentialing tasks can and should be automated — and which still need a human
- Where in the credentialing lifecycle the most time can be shaved
- How automation reduces not just hours, but errors and burnout
- What leading credentialing teams do with the time they reclaim — and how they stay proactive instead of reactive
Meet The Speaker
Mary Carol Michaud
Credentialing Coordinator, MedTrainer
Mary Michaud comes from a family of healthcare professionals and has spent the past decade working in the provider credentialing field. For the last seven years, she has also served as a consultant to small healthcare groups, helping improve credentialing and billing processes. A former President of the Nevada chapter of the National Association Medical Staff Services (NAMSS), Mary brings deep industry expertise to her current role as a Credentialing Specialist at MedTrainer. In this position, she works closely with our Client Success team to educate on credentialing standards and support clients with credentialing-related needs. Outside of work, she enjoys writing short stories and traveling.

