Tips on Selling a Dental or Medical Business

Find out how to avoid pitfalls in selling a medical business or dental practice. This article explains business process to medical professionals who have never bought or sold a business.

Angel Investments in Medical Business Shrinking

ANGEL INVESTORS BECOMING MORE CAUTIOUS IN UNCERTAIN ECONOMY

Angel investors and angel investment businesses are decreasing financial support for medical businesses and foreign investments.  The entrepreneurial ventures that received angel funding in 2007 increased at a modest rate as investors look to limit exposure to risk and uncertainty. Medical businesses in particular are hit hard by reduced investor participation.

Federal Loans For Medical & Dental Practices

How to get a SBA loan for your dental practice or medical business. The federal government of the United States offers low interest loans for doctors and medical professionals to start their own medical practice. There a lot of requirements to be considered for an SBA loan but if you have a qualified medical practice these small business loans provide  very attractive financing.
 
 

Steps For Foreign Nursing Graduates to Become CGFNS Licenced in United States

The United States needs new certified nurses and US hospitals are hiring record numbers of foreign nurses.

Currently there are 126,000 unfilled nursing positions across the country, a number that is expected to reach 1.1 million by 2012. More new nursing jobs are expected to be created for registered nurses than for any other occupation, so the time is right to help make a difference and pursue a rewarding medical career in nursing at a hospital in the USA.

Credential Evaluation for Foreign Medical Professionals

The USA ranks the number one country in the world as an immigration destination. In 2002, the U.S. Census Bureau pegged the country's foreign-born population at 11.5 percent, not far off the historic high of 15 percent in 1910. In 2006, the number of immigrants totaled 37.5 million. Three-quarters of immigrants surveyed by Public Agenda said they intend to make the U.S. their permanent home. If they had to do it over again, 80 percent of immigrants say they would still come to the U.S. The American Dream is the belief that through hard work and determination, any United States immigrant can achieve a better life, usually in terms of financial prosperity and enhanced personal freedom of choice.

Degree, diploma, and credit recognition are not performed or regulated by the federal government. Recognition is not usually done by state or local governments, either, except in the case of professional licensure. Instead, the federal government and other levels of government rely on, and recognize, the evaluations of foreign academic, professional, and vocational credentials performed by the delegated competent authorities at the institutional level and in the private sector.