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Injection Nurse Question

Hi everyone! I recently got certified in neurotoxin (Botox) injections and dermal fillers. I already have a medical director who I am going to work under and I will be using her clinic as my place for injections as well. I'm not going to be a paid employee of hers, rather, she will just earn 10% of my earnings. I will not have to pay rent for using her office and I will not have to pay for supplies besides the actual product I use. So my question is, does this sound like a good deal? I'm assuming I'll be responsible for my malpractice insurance since I'm not technically an employee of hers. But has anyone ever heard of an arrangement like this? I love the idea of making my own schedule but want to make sure I'm actually going to be making money as well. Thanks in advance for your time and responses!

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    I have no experience in this but sounds like a good situation.  I would just look at what you need to price your treatments at to encompass the 10% to the physician, your product, and your insurance.  I know of several nurses that do this on their "off" time from the hospital and its a great side hustle for them--they have much the same situation as you (either rent or % plus their own insurance since their hospital insurance wouldn't cover this)

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