Marcia Bell, RN, BSN, CAPA, CLNC achieved success as a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant and that spurred a game-changing idea for promoting her legal nurse consulting business.
I’m an entrepreneur, so I naturally like to create new things. But, any successful entrepreneur knows that 95 percent of legal nurse consulting success is consistently repeating what already works. So as much as I like to create, I have to tame that urge and, like you, focus on implementing the basics day after day after day (even though that can occasionally get boring).
It’s an app-happy world. No matter what platform you have on the smartphone you use for your legal nurse consultant job you probably have a plethora of apps. And, I can bet they’re scattered all over your screens depending simply upon when you downloaded them. In fact, I’ve seen Certified Legal Nurse Consultants with so many apps they can’t even find the one they just have to show you right now – but can’t. That’s insane!
If you missed our Video Webinar, What Certified Legal Nurse Consultants Charge Attorneys, you can view it now!
One of the staffers at LegalNurse.com gave me a beautiful paperweight which reads “NURSE, is just another word to describe a person strong enough to tolerate everything and soft enough to understand everyone.”
One of the most common questions RNs interested in becoming Certified Legal Nurse Consultants ask is “How many attorneys are there in my state?”
In this CLNC Success Story Video, meet Lisa Feather, RN, BSN, PA-C, FMCSA ME, CLNC who returned from a leave of absence to find she no longer had an RN job after 32 years of service for the same healthcare facility. Watch the video or read the transcript below to learn how she turned a tragedy into building a legal nurse consulting business and working on 100 legal nurse consultant jobs.
No matter how good our diet is or how much we exercise we don’t always have control over every aspect of our body. My reality is that perfect workouts and a perfect diet won’t ever get me Cameron Diaz’s skinny legs or trim ankles (Darn).
Believe it or not, the latest security threat to affect anyone running a Windows PC is an Apple product! No, it’s not Apple’s Safari® web browser (which isn’t a smart thing to run on a Windows box), it’s something much more common, and that’s QuickTime. The Department of Homeland Security, who in the past has warned us about the dangers of such common software as Java, just released a recommendation to uninstall QuickTime from all Windows computers.
One of the most common questions RNs interested in becoming CLNC consultants ask is, “Vickie, what are the required qualifications to become a legal nurse consultant?” I invite you to read the infographic on the qualifications attorneys look for in RNs.
*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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