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1099 CRNA Institute: Thrive as your own boss
Reviewing and Negotiating Contracts
Reviewing and Negotiating Contracts
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In the video transcript, Mark Silberman and Chris DeGrande discuss the importance of reviewing and negotiating contracts as CRNAs. They emphasize the need to understand the components of a contract, such as offer, acceptance, consideration, and the importance of having contracts in writing to avoid ambiguity. They stress the significance of knowing your value and leverage in negotiations, doing your homework, and understanding what you want out of the contract. The speakers explain how misaligned expectations, lack of communication, and not solving problems can lead to contract breaches and negative consequences. They highlight the importance of planning, understanding the other party, and ensuring crucial aspects are included in the contract. Ultimately, the key message is to be prepared, communicate effectively, and ensure that the contract reflects what is important to you to avoid future issues and promote successful relationships.
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Reviewing and negotiating contracts is a critical aspect of working as a 1099 independent contractor Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA).
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CRNAs
contract negotiation
offer acceptance consideration
contract components
value and leverage
communication in contracts
contract breaches
successful relationships
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