There are many nurses that end up starting a business because one day they realize they could make a living doing what they are currently a doing, as an independent consultant. A consultant is defined as an expert in one or more identified areas who partners with a client to improve the client’s condition. A consulting business is the most popular category of nurse owned businesses. Nurses partner with clients in a variety of ways: as an independent expert, collaborator, counselor, instructor, analyst, or interventionist.

What traits do nurses have that consult?

• They have content knowledge or process knowledge that can be transferred to the client
• The focus on contributing and offering value to their clients
• They continually expand their expertise through developing additional intellectual property and experiences
• They charge based on value

Building a lucrative consulting practice is a reality for many NNBA members. There are plenty of examples and role models in our speaker line-up for July’s conference, starting with Joan Sullivan Garrett’s keynote address “One Life Lost, Millions Gained: The Story of a Flight Nurse Turned MedAire CEO.” Here is a link to the speakers and topics: https://nursesbusiness.com/nnba-2022-conference-agenda/#MainConferenceDay1. Get your questions answered through sessions, round tables, and networking. Our speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors represent a myriad of nursing businesses that will allow you to start, grow, or expand your own business on a part-time or full-time basis.

Early bird savings ends soon so take advantage of the best price when registering for the conference. Be sure to book your room now to get the reduced rates we negotiated before the room block ends and the discounted rate will no longer be available.

Join us in Las Vegas July 21 – 23 and discover how your diverse experience as a nurse translates into high-demand and emerging business opportunities.

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