From NP to CEO: Your Ultimate Guide to Private Practice Ownership

Welcome to Rooted Education with Alysha Woods, PMHNP Private Practice Mentor! 🌿
Get ready to kickstart your journey as we guide you through the process of transitioning from being a Nurse Practitioner to becoming a confident and successful CEO of your own private practice.
Click www.rootedpmhnpmentorship.com... to watch the free PMHNP masterclass to learn more about the Strong Roots Mentorship Group!
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Keywords: NP to CEO, private practice transition, independence & growth, work-life balance, financial freedom, discover your why, inspiring stories, take the leap, patient care control,, choose your niche, effective marketing strategies, networking for success, strong foundation, manage practice finances, budget & billing, set reasonable fees, join Strong Roots, supportive community, valuable resources, thrive in practice, next steps ahead private practice masterclass, empowering healthcare professionals, vibrant professional community, achieve your goals, private practice success
DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice. It is always recommended to consult with appropriate professionals regarding your specific circumstances.

[@yunghotigbony]

definitely subscribing! I'm a current psych RN with a year of experience starting NP school this summer, with private practice as my end goal. do you offer any individual coaching calls for booking? you clearly have a wealth of knowledge.

[@augustk4]

Great overview Alysha! 💥

[@anthonystrocks247]

You're awesome!

[@sheila_pmhnp]

Been following you on instagram for quite some time. So glad to follow along in this space. I hope to launch in the next 12 months.

[@claire4974]

Can you do this in every state? I saw a video where a Psych NP practices on her own in NY but I live in Pennsylvania and I don’t think you can do so in Pennsylvania.

[@myle6749]

Thank you for your content! How long would you recommend that we practice under other practitioners until we start our own private practice?