I love ballet and modern dance. Alvin Ailey is one of my favorite dance troupes and last night I got to see them in all of their glory! Their style, energy and creativity is simply unmatched in the dance world.
It’s evaluation time again at LegalNurse.com. When I was the one being evaluated as an RN in the hospital I dreaded the process and today, when I’m the “evaluator” and not the “evaluatee” I like evals even less.
If you’re a fun-loving person you have something in common with Deborah Castellucci, RN, MPA, CLNC. In this video Deborah divulges how she has fun and meets attorneys all at the same time.
Gatekeeper means exactly what it suggests – the job of the gatekeeper in any business is to manage who gets to enter the gate – or not. Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Jane Hurst, RN, CLNC, shares her secret recipe for getting through the gate.
I love Cirque du Soleil and see every new show that I can, sometimes even more than once. They combine dance, acrobatics, visuals and just good old-fashioned daring into an immersive experience (and they’ve got funny clowns). If you’re attending one of my CLNC® 6-Day Certification Seminars in Orlando or Las Vegas, treat yourself to a show after the CLNC Certification Exam on Saturday – you deserve it and you’ll love it.
Have you ever wondered how some people can speak brilliantly on a topic right off the cuff? You’re riveted by their every word. Professional speakers, especially, have the ability to make extemporaneous statements sound like polished presentations.
Pro bono means “done without compensation for the public good” – in other words, providing services free to a worthy cause. Pro bono work in the legal arena means donating your time and your CLNC services to attorneys who themselves work free on behalf of the poor, the underprivileged or for a special cause. Most pro bono cases are handled through nonprofit organizations.
Deadlines can become a double-edged sword for CLNC consultants. On one hand, a generous deadline creates the space for you to produce your highest quality work product. Likewise, a short deadline trains you to be efficient and helps you learn how to create work product that is cost-effective and “good enough.”
We’ve all been taught that what’s on the inside is much more important than what’s on the outside. But contrary to what the experts say, I believe what’s on the outside just might be as important (or even more important) than what’s on the inside.
A fervent, or perhaps feral, reader recently asked me whether contracts with her attorney-clients that have “facsimile signatures” or are “facsimile contracts” are valid. A “facsimile signature” was originally a signature that was stamped or applied by mechanical means other than a handwritten signature. In the good ‘ole days you signed two copies of your contract and then mailed, FedExed or presented those copies to the other side who then signed them both, by hand or by stamp, and returned one fully executed copy to you by mail, FedEx or personal delivery.
*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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