Starting Your Own Practice as Psychiatric NP
Single Session Pricing
- This price range is appropriate for an in-depth, 1-2 hour consultation with a psychiatric nurse practitioner who has experience in both clinical care and business management.
- The price can vary based on the depth of expertise of the professional offering the service, location, and market rate.
What's included:
- A comprehensive 1-2 hour consultation on starting a private practice.
- Actionable steps and resources.
- Opportunity for direct questions and specific guidance on individual practice ideas.
Package Deal (Multiple Sessions or Ongoing Support)
- A package deal that allows the PNP to engage in multiple sessions to cover topics like legal requirements, marketing, financial planning, and operational setup in greater detail.
- Sessions can be spaced out (e.g., weekly or bi-weekly) and can include ongoing support, email or phone consultations between sessions.
What's included:
- In-depth support in multiple areas of setting up the practice.
- A more personalized approach, including reviewing the individual’s business plan, marketing strategy, or financial setup.
- Follow-up consultations to ensure the business is moving in the right direction.
Group Session / Webinar Format
- Conducting group workshops or webinars for multiple psychiatric nurse practitioners. This is more affordable and allows for broader reach.
- Group sessions could last 1.5-2 hours, covering the same content as individual sessions, but in a more general format.
What's included:
- Access to group discussions and Q&A.
- Shared resources (checklists, templates, business plan guides).
Ongoing Mentorship / Consulting
- For those who need continued guidance and mentorship in the first 6-12 months after starting their practice.
- Includes monthly check-ins, troubleshooting specific issues, and accountability.
What's included:
- Monthly meetings (1-2 hours).
- Email and phone support between sessions.
- Custom advice based on the practitioner's unique challenges.
Clinical Immersion
One of the challenges most nurse practitioner students are facing is finding placement for their clinical requirements. Part of our mission is to expand mental health access and training future NPs is a large part of that.
*Currently not accepting NY/FL clinical placements
Speaking Engagements
Accepting inquiries for private and public speaking events. Expert topics: mental health, wellness, and more.
