It’s a way to get revenue two different ways. You want to make sure that your MD is okay with that, but as a professional corporation, as a medical practice, you’re going to have to hire somebody to run the office anyway. So if you’re willing to wear those two hats, then you should get paid for those two hats.

And then a third way that you can get revenue is to be the actual nurse practitioner or anybody else out there, the provider performing the procedures. So you could do a 1099 or a W2 relationship where you get paid for actually doing the procedures. Again, you want to check with your partner because you’re triple-dipping there and maybe the partner isn’t as keen on that. But yes, the answer is absolutely you can have those different roles.