When you’re doing research for your legal nurse consultant jobs you often find that the Internet and popular search engines will return a lot, and I do mean a lot, of unrelated results. You’ll get better bang for your buck when you learn how to hone your search results.
Most of us started a legal nurse consulting business to enjoy more career satisfaction and to have more of a life. Even if you’re a one-person CLNC business, CLNC subcontractors and vendors can be instrumental in helping your business grow and thrive.
I’m writing this at home while riding out Hurricane Harvey (It’s Monday). Given the events here in Texas this quote from Daryn Kagan is speaking to me today.
I know many of you think I’ve got it all together and have never known a moment’s fear. But that’s simply not true. When I interviewed with my first attorney-prospect I was terrified. I knew in theory attorneys needed nurses, but that didn’t suppress the fear.
As a professional Certified Legal Nurse Consultant your accessories say a lot about you. When you present to an attorney, they’ll notice small things about you such as your watch, your purse, how scuffed your shoes are and even your manicure.
Vickie: This is Becky Jones, Certified Legal Nurse Consultant. Becky specializes in obstetrical cases. I know that’s not the only type of legal nurse consultant jobs you’re involved in, but I specifically wanted to ask you about preterm labor cases.
If you know my family, you know that we’ve raised ping-pong to the level of an extreme sport. Everyone participates and I’ve spent many a fun hour around the ping-pong table with my family, Tom and even a few of the braver CLNC Mentors and LegalNurse.com staff.
Every medical-related case you analyze begins with the big picture. Only when you understand the essence of the case can you efficiently drill down to the relevant details for optimal legal nurse consultant productivity.
Have you ever had a massage therapist or trainer who started out as awesome and then over time began showing up 5 minutes late (and later), and then gets into “Oh, I’m sorry but I must take this text or call. Just hold those 150 lb. dumbbells over your head and remember to breathe.”
CLNC students often preface a question with “This might be a stupid question…” and I immediately reply, “The only stupid question is the one that goes unasked.”
*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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