Your income has a ceiling
You trade hours for a capped salary, and the cap isn't moving.
Training for licensed clinicians
Dr. Adam Sewell, MD trains physicians, NPs, PAs, and nurses to launch profitable cash-pay services — IV therapy, peptides, and regenerative medicine — using the license you already hold.
3 of 6 programs are free. No card required to start.
6training programs
3completely free
200+podcast episodes
MDboard-certified instructor
Why clinicians end up here
Reimbursements fall every year. Documentation eats your evenings. Your RVU target goes up while your take-home stays flat. And the services patients actually want — and will pay cash for — are the ones your employer won't let you offer.
You trade hours for a capped salary, and the cap isn't moving.
Call, clinic, and charting decide your week before you do.
You generate the revenue. The system keeps the margin.
The clinicians getting out of this aren't leaving medicine. They're adding one cash-pay service line to the license they already have.
The framework
Most physician business courses teach entrepreneurship in the abstract. These don't. Every program is built on one idea: monetize clinical skill you can deploy in weeks, not a startup you have to invent from scratch.
IV therapy, peptides, chelation, or regenerative medicine. Real patient demand, no insurance gatekeeper.
Protocols, dosing, contraindications, documentation. Certification you can stand behind.
Entity structure, scope of practice, medical direction, pricing, and consent.
Patient acquisition built for a clinical practice, not a Shopify store.
The catalog
Every program is self-paced with lifetime access. Start with a free one and move up when you're ready.
Safely prescribe and dose the peptide protocols your patients are already asking about.
FreeNo card required
Get accessAn honest intro to regenerative medicine as a cash-pay service line.
FreeSeats are limited
Reserve a seatThe clinical foundation to get right before you invest in equipment or inventory.
$27Lifetime access
EnrollInterpret MTHFR variants and build a methylation protocol you can actually defend.
$27Lifetime access
EnrollProtocols, safety, and monitoring to offer chelation as a clinical service.
$37Lifetime access
EnrollThe complete launch: clinical protocols plus the business system to open an IV service.
$197Lifetime access
EnrollOne IV therapy patient at typical cash-pay rates covers the cost of the $197 program.
Who's teaching this
A board-certified physician who left the employed-clinician track and built a cash-pay practice around regenerative and integrative medicine. Host of the Medical Entrepreneur podcast, with 200+ episodes interviewing clinicians who've made the same transition.
Everything taught here gets practiced in his own clinic first.
Free every week
Interviews and tactical breakdowns for clinicians building outside the insurance model. New episodes weekly — no pitch, just the mechanics.
Questions clinicians ask
A medical entrepreneur is a licensed clinician who builds a business around their clinical expertise rather than working solely as an employee. This usually means offering cash-pay services — such as IV therapy, peptide therapy, or regenerative medicine — that operate outside insurance reimbursement, giving the clinician direct control over pricing, scheduling, and scope.
No. Most clinicians start part-time, adding one service line alongside existing clinical work. Review your employment agreement for non-compete and moonlighting clauses before you begin.
IV therapy is typically the fastest to launch. Startup costs are relatively low, patient demand is established, protocols are well-defined, and it can operate from a small clinic space or as a mobile service.
In most states yes, typically with a physician medical director and within state scope-of-practice rules. Requirements vary significantly by state, and each program covers how to verify the requirements in your jurisdiction.
Startup costs vary depending on whether you operate mobile, from a shared space, or a dedicated clinic. The primary line items are inventory, supplies, liability insurance, entity formation, and medical direction where required.
Legality depends on the specific peptide and its FDA and compounding status, which has changed materially in recent years. The free peptide training covers current regulatory status, sourcing, and compliant prescribing practices.
No. Programs are designed for MDs, DOs, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and registered nurses, with scope-of-practice differences addressed within each program.
Timeline depends on modality, local market, and time committed. IV therapy and peptide services generally reach revenue faster than regenerative medicine, which carries higher equipment and training costs.
Clinical protocols and full formulary, sterile compounding and technique, medical direction and state compliance guidance, pricing and packaging models, and patient acquisition strategy. It's self-paced with lifetime access.
General business courses teach entrepreneurship in the abstract. These programs teach specific, deployable clinical service lines, so you finish with a protocol you can run rather than a business plan you still have to write.
No card required
Three of the six cost nothing. Pick the one closest to what your patients are already asking for, and see whether this fits your practice before you spend anything.