What you’ll learn
– Understand 1099 vs W-2 employment
– Learn how to set up and manage your business
– Navigate tax strategies and deductions
– Evaluate contracts and negotiate compensation
– Plan insurance, retirement, and financial strategy
1099 CRNA Institute
Course Overview: At a glance
Course Overview: At a glance
Audience: Current 1099 CRNA/nurse anesthesiologists and those considering the transition.
Credits: 20 MAC Ed credits
Pricing:
- Member: $1,247
- Non-member: $1,995
Newly certified (0–3 years, 30% discount):
- Member: $873
- Non-member: $1,396.50
Resident (50% discount):
- Member: $623.50
- Non-member: $997.50
Topics: Managing your business, tax considerations for 1099 practice, business operations, and additional tax strategies
FAQs
What is the 1099 CRNA Institute?
What is the 1099 CRNA Institute?
It is an AANA educational program that teaches CRNAs/nurse anesthesiologists how to succeed in independent practice, including business, tax, and legal fundamentals.
Who is the 1099 CRNA Institute for?
Who is the 1099 CRNA Institute for?
It is for current 1099 CRNA/nurse anesthesiologists and those considering a transition to 1099 work. It is also valuable for experienced independent contractors seeking more comprehensive business and financial guidance.
How many continuing education credits are available?
How many continuing education credits are available?
The course provides 20 MAC Ed credits.
What topics does the course cover?
What topics does the course cover?
Business structure, taxes, legal considerations, contract negotiation, and financial planning.
How much does the course cost?
How much does the course cost?
Pricing varies based on your AANA membership type. Members receive discounted rates, while non-members pay the standard price of $1,995.
For specific pricing and to receive any applicable discount codes, contact AANA.
How is this course different from general business education?
How is this course different from general business education?
This course provides education tailored to CRNA/nurse anesthesiologists, with a focus on 1099 practice rather than general financial or business coursework.