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Don’t Let Tax Season Sneak Up: Use This Checklist

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Business Insurance: Malpractice insurance, general liability insurance, and workers compensation (if applicable) are all deductible expenses and must be tracked and recorded. Professional Fees: Renewing your state license, board certifications, and memberships in professional organizations (AANP, state NP associations) are all tax-deductible.

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How To Close A Practice – The Right Way

Nurse Practitioners in Business

Life commitments may change; the business owner may move into the season of life where one looks toward retirement. Malpractice Insurance & Professional License: Notify your state licensing board of your upcoming office closure. Contact your malpractice insurance to notify them of the practice closure.

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5 Things to Consider When Changing Jobs as a Medical Provider

Hospital Recruiting | Nursing

Licensing, Malpractice, and Credentialing When changing jobs as a medical provider, one of the most important things to consider is how your licensing, malpractice, and credentialing will be affected. Many medical providers have licenses to practice in multiple states. and may want to plan for this.

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Opinion: ReDonda Vaught Conviction Raises Serious Concerns for Healthcare Delivery

Hospital Recruiting | Nursing

It would be useful information to survey providers who retire their licenses and identify if the Vaught case contributed to their decision to find other careers. Does this mean personal liability (malpractice) insurance could essentially be null? Malpractice insurance protects us financially, but certainly not criminally.