Archive for month: January, 2017

At Vickie Milazzo Institute’s CLNC Live Certification Seminars we get registered nurses of all ages and specialties. We have RNs who have been working in their RN jobs at the hospital anywhere from 2 to 45 years.

In 2015 a perfect storm of life events came together creating an opportunity for me to commit to becoming a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant. I knew it was the direction I wanted to go, so I enrolled in the CLNC Online Certification Program.

Life and business are fraught with problems. The only way to dodge problems is to not participate in either – which, of course, is not possible as long as we’re breathing.

Recently, I’ve been having issues with my iPhone charging.

This week I’d like to challenge you to ask yourself, “Is it time to clear the physical clutter?” You can get so busy with attorneys and your legal nurse consultant jobs that you’re not even paying attention to all those stacks of paper (medical records, research and standards) that are piling up around you.

One of the many wonders of being human is the way we evolve individually. The desire to be different and to embark on a different path, however, is frequently hindered by the fear of shedding one’s expertise to start over as an amateur. Nowhere do I see this more prevalent than with registered nurses.

Growing up in New Orleans, I never gave a thought to the food I was ingesting. In Louisiana, if it fits in a skillet – with or without a fight – we fry it and eat it. I also thought nothing of emptying three bowls of my grandma's spaghetti or spicy seafood gumbo.

In this video, Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Susan Shuman, RN, MSN, CLNC explains how she uses her USP, nursing experience and CLNC Certification to connect with attorneys on LinkedIn and get more legal nurse consultant jobs.

In nursing we were taught about the mind-body connection and yet we’ve probably not even begun to scratch the surface of the mind’s influence over the body.

I get a lot of questions from Certified Legal Nurse Consultants about malware and the mobile phones and tablets they use in their legal nurse consulting business. At the same time, I also hear a lot of misinformation about malware and mobile phones.