Will you be the next Nurse Practitioner Entrepreneur of the Year?

Will you be the next Nurse Practitioner Entrepreneur of the Year?

If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Will you be the next NP Entrepreneur of the year? Advance for Nurse Practitioner is looking for you! Their fourth annual competition, seeks Nurse Practitioners who are entrepreneurs in clinical practice or a healthcare-... 

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Join our community of Nurse Practitioners and Advanced Practice Nurses who are exploring, starting, and growing their very own business.

We know you take great care in how you spend your money, and we want you to be confident that NPBO membership is worth your investment. That’s why we are offering a limited-time risk-free trial membership for only $1.00. Your 21-day trial period gives you access to all of the benefits of a regular NPBO member, including: Read the story »

Put your practice on the map…Google Maps

Google Map for Nurse Practitioner PracticesI read “Getting Listed in Google Maps Even More Important” over at Duct Tape Marketing (DTM) and immediately saw the potential for Nurse Practitioner based businesses.  I’ve already advocated getting yourself listed in the local searches through Google, but this new search takes it to a new level.

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NP Interview: Judy Gilman, NP

Judy Gilman, NP; NP InterviewsPracticing for years as a Nurse Practitioner and diabetic educator, Judy reached a point where she needed to do something different and decided to make the leap.

On Sunday, June 14th, meet Judy Gilman, an NP who took her well-honed skills and started her own home-based business! After 13 years in Family Practice in rural eastern Montana and 15 years of specializing in diabetes management and education in the more populated area of western Montana, Judy took a leap and started her own business. Read the story »

Using Common Sense to Save Money

In today’s economy, many people are looking for ways to watch their bottom line, save a bit of money, and still find joy in the work they do. It’s not difficult to do and can be done using plain old common sense with a bit of social responsibility thrown in.

If you think about it, health care, like any business, should aim for running an efficient business Read the story »