(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Is wearing an ugly sweater
Known for their excellent customer service
Works in vision
Set up a patient payment plan
Has been featured in the monthly newsletter or Inside Sadler
Gets a lot of lunch takeout
Has fixed a printer
Works in multiple buildings
Registered a patient over the phone
Extracted a Tooth
Has sent a patient portal message to a patient
Doesn't use eCW
Wears holiday scrubs
Has accidentally sent an Teams message to the wrong person
Worked at Sadler for less than 3 months
Has a drawer full of snacks
Currently Wearing a Sadler Shirt
Is a member of the employee experience committee
Helped a Patient with Resources
Currently wearing an ugly sweater
Parks in Louther Street Lot
Has arrived at work before 7 AM
Helped patients with getting insurance
Winner of a Pillars of Care Award
Scheduled a Patient
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Has had a patient tell them their entire life story during intake
Has access to payer websites
Administered a vaccine
Has taken notes during a meeting using colorful pens
Worked at Sadler for more than 2 years
Plays an instrument
Has smoking cessation appointments
Wears personalized lanyards or badge reels
Has worked during a flu-shot clinic day
Checked in a Patient
Works in the pharmacy
Performed a venipuncture
Speaks more than 1 language
Collected a patient payment
Has so many files on their desktop you can't see the wallpaper
Always has an iced coffee
Has forgotten their work badge at least once
Brings lunch to work most days
Free spot
Has a water bottle that’s basically part of their identity
Runs reports monthly
Has answered the phone and said the wrong organization