Four Certified Legal Nurse Consultants share their most effective attorney-interview strategies, common mistakes legal nurse consultants make and how to avoid interview anxiety. These CLNC® Pros remind us that RNs are more than qualified to interview successfully with attorneys. All you have to do is follow their sage advice.
When was the last time you received a handwritten notecard in the mail? It’s been a while I bet. Email and texting have become acceptable as a format for saying thanks and even introducing yourself as a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant.
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.
Fear is not real. If fear was real, we’d all have the same precise fear response to the same stimuli. Instead, we create our own individual fears and our own individual responses. Remember how you used to be afraid of doctors and now you know what a real joke that unreal response was?
This is one of my most memorable cases because it expanded my role as a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant. The child in this case was 4-years-old when he attended a church day care while his parents attended services. He was an active, healthy child, but did have a milk allergy. The boy was aware of his own allergy and always told his teachers he could not drink milk.
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.
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.
*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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