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1099 CRNA Institute: Thrive as your own boss
What are the Risks of 1099 for CRNAs?
What are the Risks of 1099 for CRNAs?
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In the video transcript, the speaker discusses the risks involved in being a 1099 CRNA, emphasizing the need to understand and manage these risks effectively. As an independent contractor, CRNAs have greater control over their schedules but also face challenges like unpredictable work hours and financial responsibilities such as providing their own benefits and handling legal and financial liabilities. The importance of consulting with professionals, documenting interactions, understanding contracts, and staying informed about industry standards is highlighted to mitigate risks. Despite the challenges, being proactive and informed can lead to more opportunities in the evolving landscape of 1099 CRNA work.
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1099 CRNA
risks
independent contractor
scheduling control
mitigating risks
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