In my case, it was a desire to spend more time with my wife and newborn child. I discovered that with my own business, I could earn enough to stay home more. Initially I made enough to stay home an extra day a week, then two and so on.
Here are what some other nurses have to say on why they started their own Nurse-Owned businesses.
Andrew Lopez, RN
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What made you decide to start your own business?: To have more control of my work hours.
Kathryn Spilker RN, BSN, LNC, Lifeline Medical/Legal Consulting L.L.C.:"As Legal Nurse Consultants, we use our nursing experience, and knowledge of legal issues in preparing cases related to health care issues. Screen cases for merit, prepare chronologies, summaries, timelines and analysis of the medical records. Identify standards of care, causation issues, locate experts, research and review medical data and literature. Assist attorneys with all aspects of discovery and trial preparation. The success of your medically related cases relies on qualified, detailed, and accurate assessment of the facts.
3034 Ridgetop Ct., St. Peters, Missouri 63376
E-Mail: educate5@verizon.net
http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/spilker/
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What made you decide to start your own business: I can Do As I Choose And My Income Is Limitless!
Slovensky Trisha RN CCRN LNC, Texas:"Medical-Legal Consultant, Medical Bill Analysis, Testifying Expert."
Specialty Areas: Critical Care, Medical Legal Consulting, Medical Bill Auditing, Expert Witness
http://www.nursingexperts.com/slovensky/
What made you decide to start your own business?: I like the idea of being my own boss.....I want to "work smarter, not harder."
Teddi Nuss, RN, Mid-South Litigation Support Services:"We use our knowledge and experience to help attorneys de-mystify the medical issues in legal cases. We provide screening for merit, medical record review, interpretation and organization, time line chronologies, case summary, medical literature research, and written reports (on paper and/or disk). We collaborate with attorneys to develop a cost effective and winning aproach to the medical issues in their cases."
http://www.nursingexperts.com/nuss
What made you decide to start your own business?: I started my LNC business after being contacted by a defense attorney regarding a physician I worked for. He was being sued for malpractice. After reviewing the chart I notified the attorney of several glaring discrepancies between the documentation and the patient's claims. The physician beat the malpractice suit and the attorney said, "you should be an LNC" and I said, "A WHAT?" and the rest is history.
I started my custom embroidery business because God was good enough to match my talent and my need to find something constructive to do after my accident with my knowlege that a lot of nurse entrepreneurs want nice, professional items but can't afford huge orders and big fees. Win win!! Yea God!
Dorothy Lowry, RN, Wild Women Sewing Consortium, Georgia Nurse Entrepreneurs:
Gifts For Nurses, Accessories, Custom Embroidery, Logo items
http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/lowry
I decided to start my own business because I am sick of someone else being in control of my time and how much money I earn. Not to mention all the abuse.
I am an Independent Associate for Prepaid Legal services and I just love it. I will not only make money for myself but help others as well. The company is rock solid and I am on my way.
Noel Reeves, RN
www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/nreeves
What made you decide to start your own business?: I have worked for an agency off and on for 10 years and finally decided I did not want someone taking a cut of what I made.
Patty Olson, RN, BSN, MBA, Independent RN Services, Wisconsin Nurse Entrepreneurs:"Independent contracting to hospitals. Specializing in ER and ICU."
http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/olson
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What made you decide to start your own business?: Desire to retire from bedside nursing and seek financial freedom
Kim Markuly, RN, Living Well Solutions:"Consulting and marketing business focused on true prevention with Wellness programs, products and services. Customizing and integrating proven Wellness programs for a wide range of healthcare providers, clinics and businesses interested in promoting health and preventing disease."
5001 Spring Valley Road
Dallas, Texas 75088
markuly@nursefriendly.com
livingwellsolutions.net
http://www.nursefriendly.com/markuly
I, too, decided that I had spent many years making others wealthy--and wanted more control over my life. I also have a passion for non-toxic homes, and educating families about the dangers--and remedies. This is the most exciting time of my life--and I am contributing to society--and making retirement income!
www.healthy.worldwidefamilies.com
vennah haga,RN
More and more Nurses are starting to realize that you do not have to be an employee of someone else. As a Nurse, you can work in your profession and get paid a respectable rate. Nurses are the backbone of the medical world and offer an essential asset to this industry. It is time that nurses become aware that there are other nursing career options. Independent Nurse Contractor is one that more and more nurses are turning to for career fulfillment. Nurses are finding that they can double or even triple their income; increase their choices as to how often when and where to work, gain professional autonomy and increase over all job satisfaction. So get rid of the “middle man” and enjoy all the benefits offered in this exciting Nursing Career Opportunity. Visit http://www.independentrncontractor.com
What made you decide to start your own business?: Quite frequently patients are sent home without supportive healthcare services in place. Our mission is to fill this niche by providing private superior nursing services at affordable prices.
Victoria Pettograsso, LPN, BS, MS, Coastal Care Nursing Associates:"Private nurse ownership assures our patients of superior nursing care and personalization. Presently, we are expanding our horizons into the nurse registry-consulting field. We would like to help you set up your own nurse registry. Time saved in policy and procedure development can yield earlier profits."
1525 S. Tamiami Trail Suite 603
Venice, Florida 34285
Phone: 941-492-4474, Fax: 443-342-2493
CoastalCare@nursingentrepreneurs.com
http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/pettograsso
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