Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Practice Startup”
Not too long ago, we held a webinar on Starting Your Own Practice for nurse practitioners and other clinicians. Unfortunately, too many people could not get on the webinar as we maxed out our platform and others missed signing up. Because of this, I thought I’d share the some of the questions asked on the webinar …
Starting a medical practice does not have to be a high cost ticket item. Nurse practitioners and other advanced practice clinicians who want to start a practice often have questions about startup cost, loans, employees, size of clinics, and more. For many of us, the models of care we see take place in small, medium, large and mega …
You are invited to this FREE NP Week celebration webinar on Sunday Nov 11, 2012 @ 5pm Pacific. Just sign up at www.npweek.com. See you there! Unsure what time 5pm (PST) is in your time zone? Just go to www.mytimeconverter.com to find your local time.
Each day I receive plenty of email from Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants/Associates and other clinicians who have questions about starting a practice, practice models, business development or a variety of other topics pertaining to practice operations, management and marketing. This video (below) answers a question I received from one individual but encompasses a question I …
This is literally the most common question I receive from Advanced Practice Nurses (NPs, CNMs, CNS, CRNA’s) and Physician Assistants/Associates (PAs). So this week, I thought I would create a video to answer just that question. It’s short, about 10 minutes explaining the framework I teach in practice and business startup. Please share your own …
What are your plans for 2011? Does it include starting up your own practice, or perhaps revamping and growing your current practice? If so, I’d like to share our course with you. Since 2006, hundreds of Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants and other clinicians have been asking me about practice startup, business development, and marketing. I …