PENNSYLVANIA — Guardian Nurses Healthcare Advocates, a national patient advocacy organization comprised of a team of nurses with clinical knowledge and experience managing and coordinating care – has partnered with The Nightingale Awards of Pennsylvania to recognize an entrepreneurial Pennsylvania nurse with the 2022 Guardian Nurses Entrepreneurial Award.
This $5000 monetary award is given to a nurse who has begun the setup of a privately owned business in the healthcare industry, or whose business is within its first two years of operation. The business may include, but is not limited to, developing and selling a home health product or medical device, or offering independent nursing services, such as patient care, nursing education, home health, and/or consulting services.
“We are thrilled to offer this opportunity to nurse entrepreneurs who are using their professional nursing experience, passion, and education to start their own business in the healthcare industry,” said Betty Long, President, RN, MHA, CEO and Founder of Guardian Nurses, and current President of the Board of Trustees for The Nightingale Awards of Pennsylvania. “As in any business, the cash flow for start-up costs, overhead, and other ongoing expenses can be difficult to sustain for first-time nurse entrepreneurs; this $5000 can make a big difference, so we encourage all who meet the criteria to apply.”
To qualify, an applicant must have a valid Pennsylvania nursing license that is in good standing and own a company or organization based in, founded in, or have a significant presence in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Award finalists will be invited to participate in a virtual interview with members of the selection committee.
Primary criteria and additional application details can be found here: https://bit.ly/3rPdjrr
For more information on Guardian Nurses Healthcare Advocates, visit www.guardiannurses.com.
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