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- My company provides -patient advocacy services for disabled individuals (ensure that all of the orders and treatment plans are carried out...this individuals typically have unlicensed caregivers...Feb 28
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- Answers to your questions: Yes, incorporate your business even if you're a solopreneur. Protect your personal assets and separate those from your business. Yes, both malpractice insurance and...Feb 28
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- The taxes are ultimately your responsibility, but certainly don't be overwhelmed by this. Essentially the hospital pays your company (you) a flat fee for hours worked. Let's say you were charging...Apr 2, '12
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- I just wanted to "pop in" again on this topic as it's pretty disheartening to hear about many of you facing the challenges that you actually do as a nurse. Let me preface here (and I think I said...Mar 31, '12
- Forum: Nursing Career Advice
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- I typically recommend a nurse set themselves up as a business. Even if it's a single owner/run entity, you want to convey the message that the hospital is doing business, well, with an actual...Mar 31, '12
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- Advice that I give nursing students and new graduates: Build your Brand Change your email address to gmail (ditch yahoo or hotmail), and definitely get a new account if your address is...Oct 30, '11
- Forum: First Year After Nursing Licensure
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- I'm going to keep this simple. All I can say is that this is unfortunate. I understand that nursing isn't for everyone, and professionals do leave the field. Heck, various professionals in other...Oct 25, '11
- Forum: Nursing Career Advice
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- Yiggs, I don't believe I've received a PM or direct email, but I'm happy to help in any way that I can. My business is still going strong and I'm also in the middle of developing a resource for...Sep 11, '11
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- Essentially, you're considered an independent nurse consultant or in some cases or states, you may be considered a private duty nurse. Does your board of nursing prohibit you from practicing...Mar 8, '11
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- This is what I've been striving for. The more nurse entrepreneurs the better. I'm always happy to share information.May 20, '10
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- In VA, are you able to bill insurance directly? That's not necessarily a must. I work with a lot of disabled clients who have to see a DPM regularly for foot care, but one service that would...Nov 26, '09
- Forum: Foot Care Nursing
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- In my experience, it is best to set yourself up as an "entity" of some kind. LLC, Corp, etc. Hospitals that contract with these agencies want a little piece of mind that they are contracting with an...Nov 26, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- Able to communicate effectively Integrity You need a supportive Partner/Spouse (might not get paid for awhile) Passion Competitive "edge" Strong work ethic The ability to lead Organizational...Aug 27, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- I would agree with the statement about a metropolis (really any town) has a need for independent nurses. I have been fortunate to grow my business and experience a lot of great opportunities....Jun 30, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- Hope, You make a very valid point and this is certainly a concern for anyone who wants to become a small business owner or independent consultant-in any industry. There are definitely ways...May 17, '09
- Forum: Colorado Nursing
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- Sounds great. If you ever need to bounce an idea just let me know. I find myself marketing/selling other nurses' services because there is plenty that is outside of my realm or expertise. I love...May 14, '09
- Forum: Colorado Nursing
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- Forgot to mention. You can work as an IC in a hospital. I'm still trying to find an old listing, but I believe it was PSL that was hiring IC's at one time (not that long ago). This was my next...May 13, '09
- Forum: Colorado Nursing
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- I basically fell into becoming independent. I had moved back to Colorado after working at Hopkins and thought that I would just pick up a few shifts per diem with hospitals or through an agency. ...May 13, '09
- Forum: Colorado Nursing
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- I wanted to create some buzz in Colorado, or at least start here on this board. Maybe a few of you have posted or at least visited the nurse entrepreneur section of this message board. I'm...May 12, '09
- Forum: Colorado Nursing
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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...May 11, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- If you don't mind setting yourself up as an IC and playing by the rules (i.e. taxes), then I say go for it. Just make sure your pay reflects being an IC. There are a lot of cost that you will absorb....Apr 27, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- Just apply to the agencies as an independent contractor. Just make sure to come up with a fee (salary) that will cover your overhead. You're paying your taxes, mileage, etc., so don't sell yourself...Apr 6, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing
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- It can be an overwhelming task to stay on top of these caseloads. Even when you have your day or week planned out, there are usually a couple of "fires" that need to be put out. Managing difficult or...Apr 4, '09
- Forum: Developmental Disabilities
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- What does your particular nurse practice act state as far as delegating tasks such as medication administration? You say the you have a QRMP supervising this. Is this an RN and if so is the RN...Mar 27, '09
- Forum: Developmental Disabilities
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- Welcome Kathryn, Much luck on your future endeavors. With a little a hard work and persistence I know you can succeed like many of us are trying to do or have already accomplished.Feb 10, '09
- Forum: Entrepreneurs in Nursing