Vickie,
One of my attorney-clients is willing to provide a letter of recommendation but he wants me to write it, then he will edit and sign. What do I include?
Kerri, RN, CLNC
Hi Kerri,
Congratulations! Letters of recommendation are one of the most impactful components of a legal nurse consultant’s promotional package. When an attorney first asked me to write my own letter I felt uncomfortable. How could I blow my own horn? You may be hesitant too, but go ahead – blow your own horn.
Include comments the attorney made when gushing over your work product, and especially comments regarding:
- The CLNC® services you provided for his cases.
- How you made a huge impact on the outcome of a case.
- Your report style and its easy-to-understand format.
- Your knowledge of nursing and healthcare issues.
- Your professionalism and ability to beat deadlines.
Here’s a future tip: Capture all glowing comments and get written permission to use them as testimonials. Then place them strategically throughout your CLNC® marketing materials.
Success Is Inside!
Vickie
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