Question re: I/C

I am assuming I/C stands for independent contractor, right?  I am new to the I/C concept.  I have been an MT for 6+ years, but have always worked at a hospital.  Looking at jobs on-line and some of them state I/C only.  How do you become an I/C?  What steps are required, do you have your own equipment, what type of software, what do you charge, etc.  Any information would be great and much appreciated.  Please no harsh/bashing comments. Thanks in advance.

• Question re: I/C - Frankie
  • All an IC is is an MT working for a - sm
  • Usually, the company you IC for will provide you - SM
    • What is the difference - Frankie
      • IC vs employee - Happy MT Robin
        • Thanks for the info... - Frankie
      • Sometimes companies hire ICs for - sm
        • So is IC - Frankie
          • The benefit of being an IC is that - sm
            • IC versus employee - Ramona
              • Here's a example... - sm

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