Many young RNs who attend the Live CLNC Certification Seminar share they decided to get into legal nurse consulting because they can’t imagine doing the same RN job at the hospital for the next 35 years.
Vickie: This is Laura Tucco, Certified Legal Nurse Consultant. Laura specializes in emergency cases.
It’s hard to believe it’s already mid-June. I hope you’re finding time to embrace the summer season and all the brightness it has to offer.
If you want to be more productive than you already are in your legal nurse consulting business, try learning how to not be productive. Although it sounds counterintuitive, mindful non-productivity can actually feed your legal nurse consulting productivity.
To effect an exciting change in your life or legal nurse consulting business you have to first make small intentional changes.
VICKIE: This is Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Marcia Bell. Marcia has told me that she’s been involved in 180 cases. What really intrigued me is that you’re involved in such a variety of cases. What are some of the cases you’ve been involved in?
Smart Certified Legal Nurse Consultants know not to wait until the night before to write reports. I’m not a night person, so I’ve only stayed up all night once in my life to finish out a project – and that was one night too many. I’ll tell the story at the end of this blog.
In his new book, One + One Is One, Howard Caesar shares strategies for creating oneness which is our natural state.
When you hire new CLNC subcontractors you want to ensure that they’re on target in the analysis of the legal nurse consultant jobs you’ve entrusted them with.
Realizing a vision doesn’t mean blindly stepping off a cliff or dropping your paycheck on lottery tickets and trusting you’ll win. Skydivers carefully pack their own parachutes, scuba divers check their own gear and entrepreneurs write business plans.
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