I love technology, but computers will never replace the importance of meeting your attorney-clients face-to-face to discuss legal nurse consultant jobs and the reports you’ve written.
My most memorable case involves a failure to timely diagnose and treat ectopic pregnancy. I obtained this legal nurse consultant job through an attorney I met at a legal conference.
When I started my legal nurse consultant business in 1982 my financial goal was to match my nursing salary. I wasn’t chasing success, I was chasing fulfillment in my nursing career.
With more and more writing and research tools moving online, I’ve found that the built-in spell-checking dictionary in the Firefox® web browser is usually a powerful tool, except when it’s not (it can’t spell Ziemba, LOL).
I respect RNs and Certified Legal Nurse Consultants who don’t like to make mistakes. After all, saving lives, doing a superlative legal nurse consultant job or providing stellar service to an attorney-client begins with the intention to not err.
My attorney-clients have experienced great success with the medical-related cases I worked on as a legal nurse consultant. But I don’t take credit for their success, just for the contributions I’ve made.
I’m always mystified by RNs who are afraid to start even a part-time legal nurse consulting business. I’m not talking about quitting your RN job at the hospital and taking a great leap of faith into the unknown.
I’ve long used the asterisk wildcard in Microsoft Windows to search for lost documents, photos and more. I simply open up Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) on my computer and type in as much of the name of the document I remember in the search box.
Certified Legal Nurse Consultants just starting out often go straight for the legal nurse consultant jobs and attorneys they’re most interested in, such as the top medical malpractice attorneys in their areas.
Procrastination is not always bad. I hear people say, “Finish what you start,” or “You had that new idea, where did you go with it?”
*The opinions and statements made by Vickie Milazzo, the founder of Medical-Legal Consulting Institute, Inc. are based on her experiences and expertise, should not be applied beyond the specific context provided, and do not guaranty or project actual results. Vickie Milazzo is no longer involved in the operations or management of the business, but is involved as an independent education consultant.
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