Greetings to my nurse practitioner sisters and brothers!
I am pleased to announce the re-release of the Elite NP Physician Collaboration Network! I had this up and running last year but had to put a temporary pause on it as I had to work out some logistical issues on my end. Well, now everything is fixed, and I am pleased to announce it is back up and running!
Remember, the Elite Nurse Practitioner is dedicated to helping nurse practitioners break free through actionable content, articles, and straight to the point courses. But unfortunately, many states require that a nurse practitioner is supervised or has a collaborator on file before they can start their own practice. Yes, we all know it’s ridiculous for the seasoned nurse practitioner, but unfortunately, it is the reality of the situation.
For this reason, we have partnered with Guardian Medical Direction to offer AFFORDABLE physician collaborators and supervisors so you can start your own practice and begin your entrepreneurial journey! I wanted to absolutely make sure that the physicians I partnered with for this collaboration network were affordable and truly interested in helping nurse practitioners. Well, I am happy to report that I have found physicians to help you get started.
Listen, do not let the barrier of having a physician collaborator stop you from pursuing your dreams of entrepreneurism! When I lived in a restricted state, I allowed this to be a barrier for myself, and I regret doing so. I would be YEARS ahead if I would have just got a collaborator and started my own practice before moving… So, learn from my mistake, do not let this be your roadblock! We have simplified this process for the nurse practitioner in a restricted state.
If you are in need of a physician collaborator or supervisor so you can begin your path to freedom, then look no further than The Elite NP and Guardian Medical Direction Partnership. I have personally vetted these services for their physician level of experience, willingness to help, and for their affordability. They are here to be supervisors, collaborators, and medical directors for your practice!
The physician collaborator rates range from $500-$1,000 a month and depend on the type of service you will be providing, how many patients you will be seeing, and how much direct assistance you need. For the seasoned nurse practitioner, the $500 option would likely be all that you need!
Malpractice is also included for the physicians and standardized collaborator agreements are provided. This networks prime goal is to keep this as simple as possible so you can focus on building your niche side practice and start seeing patients, not worry about administrative and regulatory burden!
This is the most affordable and simple collaboration network out there for nurse practitioners. It doesn’t cost a dime to schedule a 1 on 1 appointment with a physician to go over your needs. All you need to do is simply go to the following link and schedule your appointment today. I truly hope this helps many of you that have found this to be a speedbump in your journey to starting our own practice!
With love,
Justin Allan
8 Responses
Hello. What if we just need a signature to obtain our full practice license? Does the network allow for that service? I have worked in different cities and states and am trying to avoid having to contact each facility to have my hours verified.
You can schedule an appointment and talk with them. I am sure they can figure something out for you in that regard.
Are they open to working with LPNs/RNs who need a collaborator to get things going as well?
If you just need a director for IV infusion or something along those lines, then yes, schedule a call with them. There is no obligation to talk with them.
Hi I’m a DNP PMHNP and thinking about opening practice for one day a week again. I have an established patient population and im in school full time so one day a week is about all I can manage. Unfortunately im in a restricted state.
I would say schedule an appointment with the collaboration network and get started 1 day a week. My first practice was part-time and I just saw patients 1 day a week. It is totally doable!
Not one available in North Carolina…I’m wishing you could find just one..
You have made an appointment with them and they can’t find you a NC collaborator?