Becoming Independent Nurse Contractor

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ROZRN

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Hi, my name is Roz ,i am a RN and I am interested in becoming a independent Nurse Contractor BUT i just don't no how to get started! :-(... My husband and I are in the process of opening our AFC Home and a nurse will be paid to come into the home to do an assessment of the clients once a month and get paid for it. I would love for that to be me! Can you please help?!!!!! Some people say you have to be a NP to bill Medicare and some say you don't, is ther a sight that I can read up on this?

I am interested in starting my own business. I have many years in the fertility area and have found there is a great need for nurses willing to go to a patients home and give injections and support. anybody know what i need to do?

Specializes in ICU/ER.

Entrepreneurs

As nurses, we develop a wide variety of skill sets that allow us to be successful in many types of business' After being an ICU nurse for 25+ years, I discovered that I can make a living away from the bedside;work part-time and enjoy holidays and weekends with family and friends.

As a legal nurse consultant since 2003, I have built a successful company with clients nationwide and recently started a second venture as an independent energy consultant with a great company out of Dallas TX.

The point being, there's lots out there for nurses in non-traditional business ventures. Just do your homework and see what fits with you.

latestart1

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Specializes in Pediatrics.

Hello Fellow Peers,

I am RN student and will be graduating in May!! I have been an LVN for many years now and have a feel for what the outside field of nursing will be offering me. What I am looking for is to contract myself as independent nurse (hopefully after boards an independent RN!!! yeah:) in hopes of expanding and taking on other RN's. Any tips or words of advice for doing this. I live in Texas, speak spanish and have been in pediatrics for over 15 years...dont really want to do anything else other than pedi and realize that limiting myself to just pedi could hurt my chances of being successful...so please help. What do you think??

Peace and Love,

Me!:nurse:

Metots

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sherrybaby911 said:
I am interested in starting my own business. I have many years in the fertility area and have found there is a great need for nurses willing to go to a patients home and give injections and support. anybody know what i need to do?

Sherrybaby911 did you ever get anywhere with this idea?? I love it! I've done it a few times now for friends and thought the same thing! Why have a family member do it when you can have a nurse- the patients would love it

jborche

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I was wondering what type of a program you would recommend to begin the process of becoming a legal nurse consultant? Also, how much demand is there for a legal nurse consultant? Thanks!

jborche

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nursecashflow said:
Entrepreneurs

As nurses, we develop a wide variety of skill sets that allow us to be successful in many types of business' After being an ICU nurse for 25+ years, I discovered that I can make a living away from the bedside;work part-time and enjoy holidays and weekends with family and friends.

As a legal nurse consultant since 2003, I have built a successful company with clients nationwide and recently started a second venture as an independent energy consultant with a great company out of Dallas TX.

The point being, there's lots out there for nurses in non-traditional business ventures. Just do your homework and see what fits with you.

I was wondering what type of a program you would recommend to begin the process of becoming a legal nurse consultant? Also, how much demand is there for a legal nurse consultant? Thanks!

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