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May 11, 2009 10:58 AM

Independent Nurse Contractor

by muffin7
Updated May 11, 2009 at 11:15 AM by muffin7

Anyone out there a member of National Assoc of Independent Nurses. If so, how do you like it and what type if Indep Nurse are you?

http://www.independentrn.com/


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Old May 11, 2009, 05:41 PM

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I am not a member of this organization, but I was aware they existed. I would actually be curious to find out who is a member.

I believe organizations and message boards like this help provide education about certain nursing specialties, but what I really think what would be even more helpful with nurse entrepreneurs is to actually start up a group in your area. You could just start with a few buzz words or advertisement looking to meet up or chat with local nurses in your area who are IC's.

Quite frankly, I need to do this. Anyone in the Boulder/Denver Colorado area shoot me a PM or post on this thread.

Anyway, I provide health/wellness coaching to individuals, care planning/advocacy to families who are trying to set up care for a loved one (usually geriatric), I do a lot of work with the DD population. Many agencies who serve individuals with developmental disabilities can't afford to hire a full-time nurse, but need one. A contract option is usually ideal in these situations and the contracts can be fairly long term with a steady case load from various agencies.

I've been an IC since 2007 and I think about my business pretty much non-stop, but I truly love (LOVE!) being independent.
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