Medical Practice Finance Made Simple Certification

Medical Practice Finance Made Simple

Certification for Healthcare Providers

$149

Gain the skills to interpret financial data, establish appropriate service pricing, manage expenses, and develop a financially sustainable healthcare practice.

This course is designed for nurse practitioners, physicians, and healthcare practice owners seeking accessible financial training without requiring prior accounting experience.

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1.5  

CEU  

 

Lifetime

Access

 

John Mohr, CPA

Instructor

Make the Business Side of Your Practice Easier

While your primary training focused on patient care, understanding financial statements and profit margins is essential. Decisions regarding pricing, staffing, supplies, services, and growth directly influence your practice’s financial health.

This course presents medical practice finance in clear and practical terms. You will identify key financial metrics, locate relevant data, and apply this information to informed business decisions.

No prior accounting background is required. Each lesson relates financial concepts to routine decisions encountered in healthcare practice management.

Stop Guessing About Your Practice Finances

A full appointment schedule does not necessarily indicate a profitable practice. Revenue reflects total income, while profit represents retained earnings after expenses.

Without accurate financial information, practice owners often:

 Price services without calculating the full cost

 Add services that generate revenue but little profit

 Overlook rising supply and labor expenses

 Confuse money in the bank with business profitability

 Delegate bookkeeping without reviewing the reports

 Make hiring or expansion decisions without reliable data

This course provides a structured approach for reviewing financial performance and identifying areas requiring attention.

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1.5 CEU

Approved for nursing providers

Self-paced

Learn on your own schedule

100% Online

Access the course from anywhere

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Learn From the Clinical Experience of John Mohr, CPA

John Mohr is a Certified Public Accountant who possesses over 30 years of expertise in finance, accounting, taxation, and business management.

Throughout his career, he directed the tax department at Transamerica, overseeing complex financial and tax operations within a leading financial services organization.

In this course, John applies decades of financial experience to deliver practical lessons tailored for healthcare providers. He demonstrates how to interpret financial statements, calculate service costs, establish profitable pricing, manage expenses, and leverage financial data to inform business decisions.

His instructional approach simplifies accounting concepts, making them accessible even to those without prior financial training. Participants will identify key financial metrics and apply them effectively in practice management.

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What You Will Learn

 

 

Accounting Fundamentals for Healthcare Providers

Learn the financial terms every practice owner should understand. We explain revenue, expenses, assets, liabilities, equity, cash flow, gross profit, and net profit in language you will use in your business.

 

Working With Your Bookkeeper and Accountant

Learn what information to provide, which reports to request, and what questions to ask.

While a bookkeeper documents financial transactions and an accountant provides accounting and tax strategy, it remains essential for you to interpret financial data relevant to your practice.

 

How to Understand a Balance Sheet

Learn what your practice owns, what it owes, and how financially stable the business is. You will understand how cash, equipment, debt, credit cards, loans, and owner equity are represented on the balance sheet.

 

Cost of Goods Sold

Learn to calculate the direct costs associated with delivering each service, including medication, supplies, laboratory fees, shipping, merchant fees, and other treatment-related expenses.

You will also understand the importance of calculating the cost of goods sold prior to establishing service pricing.

 

Service-Level Profitability

The service generating the highest revenue may not necessarily be the most profitable.

Learn how to calculate and compare the financial performance of consultations, procedures, memberships, laboratory services, supplements, injections, and other cash-pay offerings.

 

Cash Flow and Expense Management

Learn to plan for payroll, inventory management, tax obligations, recurring expenses, equipment acquisitions, and periods of reduced revenue.

You will also learn how to separate a cash-flow problem from a profitability problem so you know which issue needs your attention.

 

How to Read a Profit and Loss Statement

Develop the ability to analyze profit and loss statements to identify revenue sources, expenditure categories, and retained earnings within your practice.

You will learn to distinguish revenue by service, categorize fixed and variable expenses, assess payroll and operating costs, and recognize both gross and net profit as well as unanticipated spending fluctuations.

 

Profitable Service Pricing

Learn to establish service prices by considering the total cost of care delivery, provider time, overhead expenses, market positioning, and desired profit margins.

This section helps you answer questions such as:

 How much does this service cost the practice?

 How much profit does each appointment produce?

 Are supply costs reducing the margin?

 Should the price increase?

 Is a package or membership financially sustainable?

 Is a discount helping or hurting the practice?

 

Financial Reports and Key Performance Indicators

Learn which financial reports and practice metrics you should review each month.

 Monthly revenue

 Gross profit

 Net profit

 Profit margin

 Cost of goods sold

 Payroll percentage

 Average revenue per patient

 Revenue by service

 Patient acquisition cost

 Accounts receivable

 Recurring revenue

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google review Billy

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I have purchased multiple courses from IMed University. The courses are clear, concise and easy to follow. If you have a follow up question, the authors are very easy to reach. They have provided me with the necessary tools to run safe and knowledgeable practice. I feel very grateful to have used Intellectual Medicine University and would highly recommend their services.

Learn Through Healthcare Practice Examples

This course is tailored to healthcare providers, linking financial concepts directly to common scenarios encountered in clinical practice.

You will work through examples involving:

 Pricing a new service

 Calculating the cost of a treatment

 Reviewing the profitability of a membership

 Determining whether a discount makes financial sense

 Evaluating staffing expenses

 Comparing revenue with profit

 Deciding whether to add, change, or discontinue a service

These practical examples facilitate comprehension and application of the material.

What This Course Helps You Do

After completing the course, you will be prepared to:

 Read your profit and loss statement

 Understand your balance sheet

 Calculate cost of goods sold

 Determine your profit margin

 Set financially sound service prices

 Compare the profitability of different services

 Track the right financial metrics

 Communicate with your bookkeeper and accountant

 Recognize financial problems earlier

 Make business decisions using accurate numbers

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Practical Financial Tools Included

Your course includes downloadable resources designed for use inside your practice:

 Service cost calculator

 Cost of goods sold worksheet

 Service pricing worksheet

 Monthly financial review checklist

 Profit and loss review guide

 Practice expense tracker

 Profit margin calculator

 Key performance indicator tracker

 Questions to ask your bookkeeper or accountant

 New-service financial planning worksheet

These resources streamline financial management and minimize the time required for financial review within your practice.

Medical Practice Finance Made Simple

Program Curriculum

  1. Module 1: Business Structures

    2 lessons
    1. Objectives, Disclosures and Downloads
    2. Business Structures Presentation
  2. Module 2: Financial Statements

    1 lesson
    1. Financial Statements Presentation
  3. Module 3: Accounting for Fixed Assets

    1 lesson
    1. Fixed Assets Presentation
  4. Module 4: Cashflow

    1 lesson
    1. Cashflow Presentation
  5. Module 5: Taxes

    2 lessons
    1. Taxes Presentation
    2. Financial Success Blueprint Post-test

Who Should Enroll?

This course is designed for:

 Nurse practitioners opening a private practice

 Physicians who own or manage a practice

 Healthcare entrepreneurs

 Functional and integrative medicine providers

 Aesthetic practice owners

 IV therapy and wellness clinic owners

 Cash-pay and membership practice owners

 Established providers who want to improve profitability

 Providers who rely on a bookkeeper but do not understand their financial reports

 No previous accounting or business training is required.

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google review Jana

Nurse practitioner

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As a solo Nurse Practitioner, I truly appreciate the collaboration and support. Before taking these courses, I felt like I was just 'winging it'—but not anymore. The content, resources, and your willingness to answer questions have dramatically increased my confidence and contributed to the success of my venture. Thank you for everything!

Why Providers Need Financial Training

Clinical expertise enables effective patient care, while financial literacy ensures the ongoing operation of your practice.

A thorough understanding of financial data enhances your ability to determine appropriate pricing, evaluate service offerings, make staffing decisions, identify cost-saving opportunities, and assess readiness for practice growth.

You don't need to become an accountant; however, a foundational understanding of financial reports is essential for effective business leadership.

Take Control of Your Practice Finances

Learn how to measure profitability, price services, control expenses, and use financial data to guide your decisions.

Enroll in the Healthcare Practice Finance and Profitability Blueprint to enhance the manageability of your practice’s business operations.

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