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In this episode of the NP Business Matter Podcast, I talk with Nancy E. Dirubbo, DNP, FNP, FAANP. Nancy was, to the best of my knowledge the 2nd Nurse Practitioner in the US to open her own practice and has a lot of experience and wisdom to share about her time as a business owner, …
It’s time to expand our talk about “The Business of Being a Nurse Practitioner”. I’m thrilled to bring you the NP Business Matters Podcast. This initial episode was created to give you an idea of what we will cover and to get your feedback about what you’d like to see. In the coming episodes of …
The majority of clinicians – nurse practitioners and physician assistants are not business owners, but employees. However, even though we focus on business here, all professionals are business and need to understand that. On this episode of the NPBusiness Show & Podcast, I speak with Renee Dahring, NP and current president of the Minnesota APRN …
Does the idea of Incident To billing leave you perplexed? Are you working with individuals who insist that all your visited be billed out as incident-to? Well, this is what we are going to talk about today on the NPBusiness Show podcast. Announcements: NPWeek Webinars continue. The 3rd one is this week, Sunday, Nov 15, …
It’s always fun to be featured on another podcast, and I had the honor of being interviewed by Dr. Rachel Silva, Nurse Practitioner. You’ll get to hear how a chance meeting at a conference lead to her starting her podcast, within 48 hours of our conversation! Please listen to our conversation at The Nurse Practitioner …
Welcome to the new NPBusiness Show and podcast. You might remember this show as the SAGEClinician podcast. In this episode you’ll hear: Why I have not published in a while. Why I changed the name Some announcements: Shout out to Dr. Rachel Silva and The Nurse Practitioner Show – check out her podcast. Thanks Rachel for …
Growth is wonderful and sometimes comes with challenges. We’ve seen that in our own practices when suddenly there are more patients that need to be seen than there is hours in the day and providers to see them. Things can sometimes get bogged down. That’s what happened earlier today with the SAGEClinician Podcast.