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Juliette Blount, NP has been a passionate advocate for people of color her entire life, but it was just who she was. In this episode we talk about How she came to this topic and what spurred her to develop it further. What we as healthcare providers can do today and going forward. How planning …
What do leadership, mentorship, and doing good have in common? Listen to what Dr. Cindy Cooke has to say about that in this episode of the NP Business Matters podcast. This is about going beyond our clinical practices, and being involved in our local communities, state, and national communities. Resources Discussed: American Association of Nurse …
How do you help your leadership team, board, or colleagues improve their ability to communicate? You take a concept, a proven system, and you apply it to your group. You teach, coach, and mentor. When the topic of leadership in nursing comes up, we often hear and speak about tasks that need doing; we may …
Is California’s AB-890 good for NPs? What does it really mean? I had the honor of speaking with Melanie Balestra, NP, JD in California on the law signed by Gov. Newsom on September 29, 2020. According to the CANP website, it states that “AB 890 allows NPs to work without physician supervision, removing the supervisory …
In this episode of the NP Business Matters podcast, I’m interviewing nurse practitioner Dr. Penni Vashon. She has been a NPBO™ member for a number of years, and over that time, I’ve watched her take her practice from a holistic ortho practice, to a successful direct pay practice model. I’m often questioned about this model …
In this episode of the NP Business Podcast, I talk with Don Self on the topic of how to code for telehealth. We even touched on some of the things we don’t code for and should. Don Self, CMCS, CPC, CASA is a certified coder and consultant who has been helping clinicians for over 35 …
Amelia Roberts, RN joins me today to discuss business. She notes that business has always been in her blood and that early on she started out by selling potholders to her grandmother’s friends. But on to nursing school and still looking for business ideas and being surprised about how someone could make money in cat …