Medical Business Exchange (www.medicalbusinessexchange.com) recently launched a new website to help medical investors, medical business entrepreneurs, medical service providers, and commercial brokers find each other.

The goal of the website is to help interested parties to buy, sell, or invest within a broad community of medical and nursing businesses.

The Exchange offers advertising opportunities (free to new members), making it easy to find buyers and service providers such as attorneys, diploma evaluators, commercial brokers, and domestic and foreign nurses.

An international approach to medical business

In tune with increasing interdependence around the globe, the site also offers information on running medical businesses across national boundaries. This includes guidance for doctors who wish to practice medicine in the United States but who received their credentials in another country. There is also useful information on nursing businesses, for both domestic and foreign nurses.

The Medical Business Exchange website explains Immigration issues, E-2 Visas, and other complications in detail. The site also clarifies criteria for evaluating medical degrees from foreign countries.

The founder of Medical Business Exchange, Boris Zinshteyn, understands international red tape from his personal experience. He earned his degree in Moscow before moving to the United States with his family in 1994.

“Medical Business Exchange,” says Zinshteyn, “envisions a community dedicated to the buying and selling of medical businesses from overseas, advancing opportunities for international medical professionals wishing to finance or invest in medical businesses in the United States.”

The Medical Business Exchange Website, www.medicalbusinessexchange.com, can also help visitors whose interests are confined to North America. For the doctor wishing to sell a practice and retire, or a professional who wishes to expand his or her practice, the Medical Business Exchange offers an entrepreneurial approach, in which medical practitioners have a stake in the success of the institution.

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