Tim Kane
You can have your own DME business within days! All you need is a computer with an internet connection, and this complete turnkey system will get you up and running in less than 5 hours. You'll have a great product, unbeatable marketing, and fantastic mentoring support.
I guarantee to help you reduce your bedside hours and change your life. This course will also pay for itself with the first exam you attend.
I have working clinically as a RN since 2001. One day in 2011, I received a mailing for training to become an LNC. Intrigued, I took the class, and I passed the certification test. I began to market. To my surprise, one day I got a call from an attorney asking me to attend his client’s DME, or Defense Medical Exam. I went to my first exam in 2012. I kept my clinical job, but the exam requests continued to come. In 2014, I was able to reduce my ER job to 24 hours per week. I continued to market for DMEs and my schedule over the years steadily increased. I had to get help from my local nurse friends to keep up with all the requests. Fast forward to 2021 and I am per diem at my local hospital, and I attend many DMEs weekly.
Now that I am fluent in DME, I want to share my knowledge with other nurses to give them the freedoms I get to enjoy. When you sign up for Defense Medical Exam Observation, you get an online course loaded with content. The course explains the basics of DMEs, and what your role will be. I share what marketing techniques have worked for me. I offer report writing guidance and send you report templates and examples along with much more!! The course includes videos of actual defense medical exams. I’ll have you draft a report based on these videos and give you valuable feedback.
The truth is that many nurses have to put up with a lot of BS from patients and their relatives. It's no wonder some of them develop a “can’t-give-a-shit attitude” and start looking for another job.
No matter how hard you try nothing seems to work. In fact, you can be in a position of power and authority and still have to work 14-hour shifts. You spend your entire life caring for people and still your never appreciated, and you feel so helpless because you can’t do anything to change the situation.
You’re exhausted, stressed, angry and even sometimes depressed. In fact, after years of nursing, you may be suffering from one or more of the following symptoms: sleep deprivation, irritability, weight gain, and fatigue.
My goal is to teach you what to do to help reduce your bedside hours and start changing your life.
I applaud you for making a decision that will dramatically improve your quality of life. Now, you must take action! I’m going to teach you what to do.
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