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I wanted to know if there are any Nurse Practitioners who own clinics? If so, what are their gross salaries?
Q. I wanted to know if anyone knew of any nurse practitioners who owned their own clinics by themselves or with someone and how much they make salary wise after all bills are paid, medical supplies and equipment are bought, etc? Also, how long did it take to establish the practice/clinic and any other information about owning your own practice. Thanks
Asked by Tari17 - Fri Dec 4 02:41:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A nurse practitioner cannot work independently but must ALWAYS have a collaborative agreement with a physician. Check the laws of your State to find the specific requirements in your state. The amount that is made depends on many factors: 1. The contract that is negotiated with each of the insurance companies. 2. How hard you wish to work - Are you willing to put in 12-15 hour days? Or..do you wish to work 8 hour days? 3. You can figure that start-up costs alone with supplies and equipment to be at least $100 - $150K 4. A start-up of a newly established clinic could take off quickly IF established in an area where there are not many clinics or where there is a lack of primary care physicians. Otherwise, plan for at least 18 - 24… [cont.]
Answered by Mother M - Fri Dec 4 08:59:22 2009

Im really ashamed of myself...please read!!?
Q. okay so i had a field hockey clinic (practice) today and the reason why there are clinics are for u to prepare for tryouts ...now id say that im pretty good at field hockey but im not amazing ...but today we had a mini scrimage...and i really played horribly...the coaches looked dissapointed with me...and at the end...one of the coaches told me that i really have to get it together if i want to make the jv team ...and i feel really bad and i was upset becuz even playing field hockey for the past 2 years...i shouldnt be playing this bad...and im ashamed that i played like i did today...the coaches made so many foul calls on me...even during 1 of the scrimages were i played with some middle skoolers who have no experience in da game...and im… [cont.]
Asked by mo - Wed Aug 20 21:35:40 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i used to play field hockey when i moved to NY but listen every athlete has a bad day. take how you feel inside and prove it to them tomm that your good and surprise every1! i dont know how many times i would suck at bball practice but i never gave up and now im on a full ride playing in college... dont worry about it
Answered by Nikki - Wed Aug 20 21:44:50 2008

What can I do to relive sore muscles?
Q. Last saturday morning I went to a wrestling clinic. My first practice is tommorow but my quads and my lower back upper glutes hurt, and it is mostly in my right leg. Is there a way to relive the sorness in my muscles without taking pills? And I was also wondering is they have stayed this sore for this many days, do you think that I might have bruised the muscle?
Asked by bballplaya706 - Tue Nov 14 19:59:44 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Getting rid of soreness for me means stretching and using heat directly on the muscles. Stretching sore muscles is good because it allows fresh blood to flow into the muscles bringing them oxygen and other nutrients needed to recover. Heat is good because it relaxes your muscles and loosens them up.
Answered by Santa - Tue Nov 14 20:05:19 2006