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"You can get past the dead end. You can break through the ceiling. I did and so have countless others."
Greetings. My name is Justin Allan. I have been practicing as an MSN prepared Nurse Practitioner for 8 years in a variety of settings.
In just the last 3 years, I have increased my personal income to well over $450k a year. How did I do this? Through starting multiple side businesses and implementing the principles of The Elite Nurse Practitioner Model into my life!
I created the Elite Nurse Practitioner with one goal in mind: to help form an elite group of nurse practitioners who make what they deserve and are in control of their professional and personal lives.
This is not a care bear blog filled with a bunch of non-sense nursing theory, non-practical BS advice from educators and administrators, and how to get in touch with your inner being. This is a blog for those nurse practitioners out there that want to take control of their lives and have professional FREEDOM through practical real world actionable advice and content.
You might not like or agree with what I have to say. That is fine. But what I am going to show you is the cold hard truth on how to get results in the real world. It works for me, students I have precepted, multiple other successful entrepreneurs I have consulted with, and the THOUSANDS of nurse practitioners who have took Elite Nurse Practitioner courses.
Listen, its time for:
No more crap pay for equal work.
No more being told what to do because some pencil pusher thinks it’s what you “should” do.
No more physicians dictating your life: telling you how to practice, offloading all the work they don’t want to do onto you, being an asshole to you for no reason and treating you like you are an inferior medical provider.
You can get past the dead end. You can break through the ceiling. I did and so have countless other nurse practitioners.
It is time for YOU to become one of the Elite Nurse Practitioners!
Justin holds a BS in biology, a BSN, and an MSN. He is a practicing FNP and member of the AANP. He has worked in multiple practice settings including urgent care, emergency medicine, addiction medicine, family practice, and men’s health. He is the owner and author of The Elite Nurse Practitioner.
“I have been practicing as an FNP for 8 years in multiple different settings all over the country. One thing I have learned is that nurse practitioners do not fully utilize their true power. Well, I am here to change that! I am dedicated to help nurse practitioners break free from the shackles of modern healthcare. My mission is to help create a group of nurse practitioners that are wealthy, powerful, and professionally fulfilled.
I own multiple successful practices and businesses as a nurse practitioner. I have learned through trial and error and I want to share my knowledge with the nurse practitioner community.
You can be a financially, professionally, and personally free medical provider. I am here to help create a new group of nurse practitioners who can finally build the life they desire. This is why I created The Elite Nurse Practitioner and all its content!
If I can do it, you can do it as well! I will be here for every step of the way in your journey to freedom.”
The Elite Nurse Practitioner is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Justin Allan MSN FNP went from a slave to the healthcare system to a fully independent nurse practitioner entrepreneur in just 3 years.
“If I can do it, and the other countless nurse practitioners who have taken my courses can do it, then so can you!”
Justin Allan graduates with his MSN-FNP in May of 2013 and begins working in an urgent care within 1 month of graduating.
Continues to work in an urgent care but transfers to an emergency department to expand skill set.
Realizes there is a ceiling in the emergency department setting and transfers back to an urgent care for a more lucrative production-based compensation model.
Justin Allan becomes sick of working in a restrictive state and wants to open his own practice. He decides to apply to an urgent care job in an independent state and relocates across the country so he can pursue nurse practitioner entrepreneurship and be free.
Starts a part-time insurance accepting opioid addiction practice and continues to work in the urgent care setting.
Realizes the insurance model is restrictive to practice and decides to pursue cash-based businesses while continuing to work in the urgent care setting. Justin Allan decides to start a medical cannabis clinic early in the year and steps away from his opioid addiction practice (even though it was growing).
Justin Allan catches the entrepreneurial bug and opens his men’s health clinic.
The men’s health clinic continues to flourish, and Justin decides to open a transgender HRT telemedicine practice that explodes in growth. He ends up selling the telemedicine practice 11 months after starting it. He continues to work urgent care but in a part-time capacity while building his medical cannabis clinic and men’s health practice. He picks up shifts at a local methadone clinic running their Suboxone practice to supplement income into his businesses as they grow.
Justin Allan decides that he wants to share his experiences, success, and The Elite NP Model with the nurse practitioner community and starts The Elite Nurse Practitioner.
Justin continues to work part-time at the urgent care and works day and night growing his men’s health practice and The Elite Nurse Practitioner. He releases his first book “The Elite Nurse Practitioner Model” in January of 2020. Later in 2020, Justin opens his second men’s health practice while continuing to produce courses and content for the nurse practitioner community.
The men’s health practices surpass the $50,000 a month revenue mark and continue to grow exponentially. He hires 2 other nurse practitioners to help see patients. Justin continues to work on The Elite Nurse Practitioner helping thousands of nurse practitioners build successful practices. Justin Allan eventually drops to PRN status at the urgent care and becomes a totally self-sufficient nurse practitioner.
104 Responses
Amen brother!
I love you already! Yessssssssss! You speaking truth. Please reach out to me. I’m all about getting this paper out here and for ppl that are willing to teach others and not sugar coat with a bunch of bs lies, is the person I want to follow.
Thank you Nikita. I am just getting started 🙂
I would like to know more. I am in Florida and looking for a location to begin my own practice soon.
Shoot me an email if you want to brain storm ideas.
Add me
More info pls
Please begin reading the blog posts!
I’m down!
Subscribe and follow the blog! Ask questions. Thanks for checking us out!
Nice! I’m eager to learn. Do share tips on services, model and business plan if you will. Are you in full-practice state?
Thanks for doing this!
Full practice state yes. It is the only way to practice. I moved out of a very restrictive state. Best decision I ever made.
Interesting, can’t wait to start reading your blogs.
Interested
Interested
I am in Florida and interested in becoming my own boss! I want to be independent and profitable and would love information on how to do so.
Hi Penny, I am also in Florida and I want to also start my own business let’s connect if you are interested?
Hi Penny and Junon,
I’m in Florida also. I would love to connect with you guys if possible. Thanks!
What kind of business are you looking to start? I am definitely interested in getting connected. I am in the SE Orlando area
Please begin reading the blog 🙂 Will be posting 1-2x weekly!
Would like to join this group.
Would love to hear more information! I’m an FNP been in urgent care setting for almost 2 years and feeling so burnt out, can’t find a job in the acute care setting and I’m so exhausted trying. I would like to eventually start my own clinic/business but have no clue on how or where to start. You make it sound easy and simple, and that’s why I’m seeking your help! Thank you for sharing
Yes Melanie, it is exhausting and frustrating to look for a good job to no avail. The only way to break free is to start your own business. You have a powerful skill that the majority of the population does not have: The ability to diagnose and prescribe. Utilize that skill and privilege. So many business minded individuals would love to have that power.
I just finished my DNP in FNP and currently doing my certification in Acute Care. I am very business conscious. Have multiple ideas for private business, one of them is wound care, Sabaxone treatment center with hope to one day open my extended hours primary care clinic. I resides in Michigan.
Best of luck. Wound care and Suboxone can be very lucrative. My piece of advise for you is to just jump into it. You gotta pull the trigger.
Desperately searching for a change and freedom. I live in a full practice authority state. Taking the free burprenorpjine class given by the AANP online. Tell me more please.
Please begin reading the blog. Suboxone clinics can be lucrative, but they have their own problems.
Yes, please, email me info
Intrested
Will be posting new articles on a 1-2x weekly basis. Stay tuned!
I am interested in networking with this group. I own a very busy stem cell and hormone replacement therapy clinic.
We would love to have you join! Please comment and discuss on the articles. I will be launching a forum sometime in the near future.
I also work with stem cells, I’d like to hear more
Interested in this-how did you get into this field?
Thank you for posting on AllNurses..I would have never found you.
Thank you for all you are doing for the profession.
I think you are the first source that doesn’t BS us with fluff and nonsense. Getting ahead as an NP is hard work.
Say on Brother!!!
Thanks Carol! There is a lot of total garbage fluff that is out there in nursing. It is hard work. Physicians have it made. We have to put in the extra work to elevate ourselves to those income levels. It can be done!
I am interested in your coaching!
I want to work for myself ASAP!
Email sent.
I read one of your post and felt you have the audacity to tell me to stop whining and start thinking outside of the box. YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. Going rate for a collaborator is 1000.00 a month. Can’t do it, Won’t do it. Waiting on my license for a full practice state. Business formed. Accounts open ready to order supplies. You are exactly what I needed! Thanks
$1k a month? F*ck that! For doing what? Signing off on a few charts? Not worth it. Get on it Jacqueline! Get multiple licenses and start hustling hard. The money is there. You just need patience and the willpower to do it! Keep me updated!
I love everything you said! I literally say this everyday! Please help me and hopefully I can help you too! I have just subscribed! Thank you for creating this website!!
Thanks Roshini! You are welcome, I hope I can reach out to those nurse practitioners who are just sick of it. If I help one NP get out from under the bullshit and really create a successful life, then it was totally worth it!
Let’s 10x it!
That is what I am talking about!
How can I follow you?
I need mentoring on my business
You can subscribe through the site or shoot me an email if you want a one on one consultation for your business.
You are my hero! Please be my mentor. That was the greatest thing I’ve ever read. I can’t wait to read all your articles!
Shoot me an email! I would love to help.
Green
Thank you for doing this. It could not have come at a better time. I am an FNP that works for a surgical service. I’m tired of shift work and making lots of money for the hospital and surgeons. I work in a restrictive state and not in the position to move. I would be interested in some help to get moving in the right direction.
I do offer consultations for 1 one 1 support if you need direction or assistance creating a business. I have been there Kim, working long shifts enriching others… It is demoralizing after a while. Even if you are in a restrictive state, you still have options like telemedicine or finding a collaborator.
I currently work in pain management as an Adult NP. The physician pays me $125.00 per hour. His practice is strictly cash. During the holiday break the staff scheduled 60 patients for myself and the MD, ,, he made 24,000.00 dollars in 8 hours. And of course I was paid $125.00/h for a 10 hour shift. Yes I definitely need to start my own business.
Yep… Welcome to being nickel and dimed. You made that guy a small fortune in one day. You were reimbursed well but still, you produced a significant profit. You know the game, start your own practice and make that kind of money. It can be done, I promise you it can. Be careful, cash opioid clinics can raise red flags if that is what you are doing.
I was lucky and had a good preceptor at a rural healthcare clinic. He gave me all the info I needed about starting a rural healthcare clinic. I did my 2.5 years as a Hospitalist and working in a private clinic in a rural community. A lot of leg work and hiring the right office manager I was able to open my own clinic after just 3 years of experience as a FNP. I’ve been open now for 4 months and the practice is starting to pick up. Being my own boss is wonderful. Can’t wait to read your story. I just logged on to the blog.
Awesome Matt! I love to hear these stories. Shoot me an email through the consulting tab. I would love to post an interview about your story.
Love your insight- love to learn more- shoot me an email how to proceed. Want to work part-time(weekend/after hours/ SNF rounder) as ARNP to keep my skills fresh and current.
Email sent!
Interested
Explore the site, shoot me an email through the consulting tab if you have any questions.
Hi Justin,
I am finishing my FNP in December and plan to get a post masters in psych NP starting next summer. We live in a restricted state, but my hubby is willing to move so I can eventually practice in a free practice state. I am interested in many areas including psych & addiction, but was thinking the psych would help me get more telemedicine?
I think it would benefit you tremendously for telemedicine, especially for addiction treatment. A hybrid primary care/psych practice would be great with the right niche!
sign me up!
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Sounds great and I’m ready, do u have a step by step recommendation for getting a small office open and going? I already have a supervising physician and idea (especially in these difficult times).
Check out the Start Here and Courses and Books sections to help get you going in the right direction.
Justin,
What guarantees do you offer on the purchase of your courses? If other words, if I am not satisfied with what I spent, is it refundable?
Yes, I offer a 100% satisfaction lifetime guarantee.
Justin, I saw that you granted a preview to an above participant. Would you extend that same offer to me regarding the testosterone replacement course?
I emailed you.
I have a few questions for you Justin. Hoping to chat with you via email.
Thank you
Feel free to email me anytime, theelitenp@elitenp.com
First of all, I’d like to say my interactions with you have been immensely inspiring. Secondly, I am so motivated to start hustling and acquiring that financial freedom that I’ve been wanting for sooo long!
Can’t wait to start my course!
It has been a pleasure talking with you over email Anuraj! Thank you for the kind words. I hope the information on The Elite NP helps ignite that spark to get out there and create your own practice!
Are you hiring? I love your publications and blog.
What are you looking to do?
Justin…..preach it brother!
Ive been a NP for the last 18 years & way past time for me to take control. My goal is to open and run my own (Cash) Suboxone Clinic – and do it the right way. I have some ideas…I’d love to run them by you….
Hello Lee! Cash only opioid addiction treatment clinics can be a very profitable side business. I would be more than happy to help. Email me, theelitenp@elitenp.com
When do you think you might have the Opioid clinic class? I’m in the process of putting one together……would you like mine – maybe we can barter?
Like I said Lee, shoot me an email.
Hello Justin Allan,
Your posts are so positive and energetic!!! This is, “WHAT”, every new nurse practitioner needs to read and embrace. You are THE REAL DEAL, right? If you are, I truly appreciate it—since you offer a wealth of information from your blogs and educational options. I have yet to sign up, but definitely will weigh my options. Was going to join a membership through Empire Medical Training. Have you heard of them? Unfortunately, the package I want is over $5000.00+++!!! Plus, I would have to do in-person training: travel, transportation, and hotel costs are NOT included in the cost. OUCH!!! More lost money.
I currently have, “Omaha Drip IV Health”. I have a LLC for this. Another unfortunate event, I signed up for this company through a business man in Kansas City (no medical background whatsoever—he is just making all the cash). I have to order through his pharmacy and pay shipping costs…since I live 3 hours away. For example, one IV Hangover drip costs me $50.00 for the bag, $9.00 for IV kit (tubing is extra), and $20.00 for shipping. I can order up to 8 bags for the $20.00 shipping charge. The patient pays me $135.00. May make $50.00 infusing the patient. Oh, Iforgot that we come to the patient: drive time and infusion time!!! So I can order one bag or 8 bags for the same shipping rate. Unfortunately, I am not definitive about which cocktails I will need over the next 30 days(if I was to stock-up)…so then they expire, some after two weeks. Then I suffer a huge loss, but the owner is still ahead. 🙁 This angers me. The margins are NOT good.
You may ask, “Why did you sign-up for this”? I wanted my own business and was NOT educated on my options. I feel like I was mislead. But after reading your blogs, posts, and websites…I feel I may have other options. Would I need to recreate a new LLC if I rename the business? I think going through Wyoming for the LLC is optimal. Our lawyer friend helped me create the LLC I have now.
Please let me know what you think. I would love to do IV Infusions, stem cell injections (another long story…was going to start with “Definitive Wellness” doing injections at $100.00 per person, NOT injection—DEFINITELY felt mislead), and BioTE or hormone therapy for women and men. BioTE training is $2500.00, but they so-called offer $35,000 of marketing and resources??? Any advice???
Thank you for listening. Eager to hear what you think. I am certainly a hot mess…but want better.
Robyn Rafter, MSN, APRN, FPNP-BC
Robyn,
Listen, we all make mistakes when we first start our businesses… It is NO BIG DEAL! Drop that LLC and form another one, get out from underneath this shark IMMEDIATELY! You can do IV infusions with much better margins going out on your own.
I recommend forming an LLC in WY, it is simple, easy, and offers fantastic protections.
BioTe is a scam… The training is overpriced and they take 40-50% off the top of every pellet you insert. Did you know you can get those same pellets from a compounding pharmacy for practically pennies on the dollar? You can learn how to do these yourself, IT IS NOT HARD!
You can start any practice you want on yourself. You do not need to pay THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of dollars on training. It is a waste of money and the people that charge this are SHARKS. Take an Elite NP course, buy a book, and watch some YouTube videos. Save yourself the money.
Thank you so so so much for this advice!!! It is much appreciated.
Do you offer a deal if I take the IV drip, stem cell, and hormone courses? I would need to take the IV course so I know that I am doing things correctly—business wise, of course. 🙂
Hello Robyn. Yes, we can bundle courses. Feel free to email me at theelitenp@elitenp.com to set up a bundle package!
Hello,
I am interested in forming an LLC in Wyoming. I was wondering when creating a business name, should I take anything into consideration? I know it would be a good idea to leave my name out of it but anything else? I am an NP in Texas and was recently hired as an independent contractor (1099) and looking into options and benefits of forming an LLC.
Thank you
Hi Deanna,
The name does not matter. I literally have an LLC that is nothing but random numbers. If you are forming this LLC strictly for a 1099 position, then just name it something generic, it does not matter! If you plan on opening a practice or something in the future, then name it something similar to what you envision the name being.
Thanks for your comment!
I have 8 years of open heart surgery with Icu experience and 2years cardiology experience. I am very interested in starting my own practice
Then you have the experience to back up practicing independently in your own small niche side practice! You can do this, the most important step is just getting started!
Hi Justin,
I graduated last year as an FNP and I am currently working for a health insurance company doing health risk assessments (with a collaborating MD) NYC. I am interested in opening a pain management clinic down the line. What is your advice on what I should do now to prepare for that? My current job does not involve prescribing at all, but it’s a nice paying job with minimal hours. However, I know that I probably need a fuller experience to practice independently in the future (I believe I need 2 years of experience before I can go independent). Should I go directly into a pain management clinic and work there, or should I get some experience at an urgent care center/primary care clinic? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much for this site! Have a great day!