Hello from Central Texas
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Thank you -- my avatar was my business logo that I designed. "Spirit of the Winds Studio." I am very partial to it.
A Legal Nurse (LNCC through AALNC) is a nursing specialty. There are many facets to Legal Nursing which bring specialized healthcare education and clinical experience to the medically related issues of the litigation process. A LNCC is licensed, registered nurse who performs a critical analysis of clinical and administrative nursing practice, healthcare facts and issues and their outcomes for the legal profession, healthcare professions, consumers of healthcare and legal services, and others as appropriate. I have been a nurse fo 30 years with a background in Critical Care/Vascular Medicine with 16 years of legal.
It can be challenging. I work with 10 attorneys. I am getting ready for 5 trials between now and May 8th. I assist in the prosecution of physicians for the State of Texas
Sorry a bit off topic.
Susan
A Legal Nurse (LNCC through AALNC) is a nursing specialty. There are many facets to Legal Nursing which bring specialized healthcare education and clinical experience to the medically related issues of the litigation process. A LNCC is licensed, registered nurse who performs a critical analysis of clinical and administrative nursing practice, healthcare facts and issues and their outcomes for the legal profession, healthcare professions, consumers of healthcare and legal services, and others as appropriate. I have been a nurse fo 30 years with a background in Critical Care/Vascular Medicine with 16 years of legal.
It can be challenging. I work with 10 attorneys. I am getting ready for 5 trials between now and May 8th. I assist in the prosecution of physicians for the State of Texas
Sorry a bit off topic.
Susan
#12
Originally Posted by susan_m
Thank you -- my avatar was my business logo that I designed. "Spirit of the Winds Studio." I am very partial to it.
A Legal Nurse (LNCC through AALNC) is a nursing specialty. There are many facets to Legal Nursing which bring specialized healthcare education and clinical experience to the medically related issues of the litigation process. A LNCC is licensed, registered nurse who performs a critical analysis of clinical and administrative nursing practice, healthcare facts and issues and their outcomes for the legal profession, healthcare professions, consumers of healthcare and legal services, and others as appropriate. I have been a nurse with a background in Critical Care/Vascular Medicine with 16 years of legal.
It can be challenging. I work with 10 attorneys. I am getting ready for 5 trials between now and May 8th. Presenting, I assist in the prosecution of physicians.
Sorry a bit off topic.
Susan
A Legal Nurse (LNCC through AALNC) is a nursing specialty. There are many facets to Legal Nursing which bring specialized healthcare education and clinical experience to the medically related issues of the litigation process. A LNCC is licensed, registered nurse who performs a critical analysis of clinical and administrative nursing practice, healthcare facts and issues and their outcomes for the legal profession, healthcare professions, consumers of healthcare and legal services, and others as appropriate. I have been a nurse with a background in Critical Care/Vascular Medicine with 16 years of legal.
It can be challenging. I work with 10 attorneys. I am getting ready for 5 trials between now and May 8th. Presenting, I assist in the prosecution of physicians.
Sorry a bit off topic.
Susan
Wow -- you do good work!! And you must have the patience of a saint working with TEN attorneys!! :roll:
#19
WOW Susan, you are one BUSY lady! I am surprised you had time to be on computer for fun and found our lovely home. To think that you have time to sew is unimaginable. We do like our picture here :wink:
Pictures of everything, your 2 acres of heaven, furry family, material. .... We aren't particular :D
A BIG welcome from central part of Indiana :-)
Pictures of everything, your 2 acres of heaven, furry family, material. .... We aren't particular :D
A BIG welcome from central part of Indiana :-)
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