Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to Joyce DeFrancesco.
Registered nurse first assistants who go into practice for themselves need to construct a budget for the business and determine how the practice will be organized by developing a business plan. After a practice is established, it is important to position the practice in the marketplace by creating a positive image in prospective clients' minds.
The goal of marketing an RN first assistant (RNFA) business is to enhance the RNFA's professional reputation, sell the business' services, and build solid client relationships. This article provides prospective RNFA business owners with marketing strategies and techniques for finding clients and keeping their business.
Many RN first assistants (RNFAs) aspire to having their own practice. This article provides helpful exercises to help RNFAs determine if they have what it takes to be business owners and their own bosses. The pros and cons of different business structures-sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations-also are discussed to help RNFAs determine the best structure for their independent practice.