Today we'll be talking to Jeff who is a Family Nurse Practitioner, he currently works at a mobile wound care clinic, and he's just started a mobile urgent care clinic that could be doing better. Jeff is needing assistance on how to better market the practice and bring more patients in.

In this episode we get a case we haven't had before on the show, it is that sometimes your first business it's not going to be successful but that doesn't mean it's the end, you'll come out of that experience wiser, and armed with more knowledge to better face the challenges of your next business. When your practice or business doesn't take off it's not a failure, you only fail if you stop trying and quit altogether.

Today we'll be talking to Christine who is Family Nurse Practitioner, she currently operates a concierge wellness practice that is growing at a steady rate, however, Christine it's having problems staying organized, she's looking for help on how to grow her practice, which services she should focus on and staying organized.

In our talk we get to a point we've mentioned a few times before, when your practice it's in its growing stages it's always a good idea to hire a new employee that can help you reduce the load and take care of the busy work while you put your attention and energy into income generating work and growing your practice.

In this episode, we'll be talking to Kaleena who is a family nurse practitioner, Kaleeena owns a Breastfeeding and lactation clinic that is doing fairly well, she's needing assistance on how to take her practice to the next level as well as how to open a totally different clinic, a Men's Health an HRT clinic.

What we get out of this conversation is that you shouldn't let one small thing stop you from starting a business, you only need to take the first step and once you do it everything else will come on its own, and very soon you'll have a fully operational business. 

Today we'll be interviewing Erica D, A Family Nurse Practitioner who works at a critical access hospital doing primary care and emergency medicine, Erica is also the owner and operator of the blog Th Burned-out Nurse Practitioner as well as the Founder of the NP Charting School where she provides weekly articles with important tips on how to prevent burnout as well as a variety of courses for the NP community.

In this special successful NP interview episode, we discuss burnout, how it affects Nurse Practitioners and medical personnel in general, and a few very useful suggestions on how to prevent and overcome burnout.

To learn more about Erica and tips on how to handle burnout visit her at the following links:

The Burned-out Nurse Practitioner: https://burnedoutnp.com/

The Nurse Practitioner Charting School: https://npchartingschool.com/

The Burned-out NP Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1096127134173421/

Access to a free list of smart phrases for NPs: https://smart.burnedoutnp.com/

In this episode, we'll be talking with Jackie who is a Family Nurse Practitioner, she has been operating her own Wellness practice where she focuses on aesthetics, weight loss, and hormone replacement therapy, she has found great success and is now experiencing growing pains with her business, she's needing assistance on how to take her practice to the next level.

In this episode we talk about the necessary steps to keep growing a successful business, the importance of delegating work, creating systems, and managing and reinvesting your money as key elements of growth and success. 

In this episode we'll be talking to Kristen, a dual-certified family and psych Nurse Practitioner, she's currently working full-time in her own practice, the revenue of the practice has been stagnant of late and Kisten is struggling with growing her business, she's looking for help on how to market the practice better and increase the patient volume.

In this episode we learn that figuring out what the biggest income sources of your business are is key, so you can increase the long time value you provide to get the loyalty and health of your patients, we also touch on redundancy and how creating different income sources not only gives you more wealth but more freedom.

Today we'll be talking to Jacqueline who is a Family Nurse Practitioner, she's currently working full-time as a hospice Nurse Practitioner, about two years ago she started an acute care office focusing on mildly urgent care needs, and she's looking to expand her services and start offering men's health under a DBA to expand her services and increase the practice's revenue.

In this episode we talk about the importance of keeping things simple, you don't need to complicate the process and should only focus on the most essential things, bringing in patients and giving them great care.

Today we'll be talking to Jessica who is a Family Nurse Practitioner, she's currently starting her own practice but is dealing with some non-compete issues with her previous employer, she's needing assistance on how to work through this situation as well as deciding which services she could offer on her practice.

One thing we learn in this episode it's that you must always be sure you understand the clauses and limitations when signing a non-compete especially when you're a new grad without a lot of experience or if you have the goal of opening your own practice down the line

Today we'll be talking to Connie, who is an adult Nurse Practitioner, right now she works full-time in a hospital-based system doing pain management. She started her own wellness practice where she focuses on hormone replacement therapy, weight loss, and peptides. She currently needs assistance balancing her time between her full-time job, family, and side business. 

What we learn in this episode it's that reinvesting your practice's earnings back into the business it's the best way to grow, it's not only fiscally beneficial but the rewards in freedom and extra time you get by scaling up and bringing more people to work for you it's the way to go.

Today we'll be talking to Stacey who is a Family Nurse Practitioner. She's currently operating a wellness and health spa and she's also working on a new business idea where she helps health providers fight burnout by using a mix of eastern and western medicine together. She's needing assistance on how to grow and expand this burnout and healthcare focussed business.

In our talk we come to the conclusion that in this type of business patience and perseverance are your best tool and putting the word out about what you do is essential for success. You have to be ok with rejection as it only takes one yes to make it happen.