How to Expand Your CLNC® Business Through CLNC Subcontractors
If you missed the Video Webinar, “How to Expand Your CLNC® Business Through CLNC Subcontractors” CLNC® consultants can view it now.
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Marathon Subcontracting for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants
Sunday was the Houston Marathon. I always joke that, “you couldn’t pay me to run a marathon.” But, there are people who get paid to do just that. Marathon running can seem like a lonely sport, but not all marathon runners run alone. They hire subcontractors (at least the ones who win enough races to be able to afford them)!
Subcontracting (Part 3): 10 Expectations Certified Legal Nurse Consultants Have of Subcontractors
Working as a CLNC® subcontractor is a great way to consult on medical-related cases without having to market to attorney-clients. You get to focus more on case analysis and less on managing a business. It’s also an opportunity to gain experience and to expand your confidence as a new Certified Legal Nurse Consultant.
Subcontracting (Part 2): 17 Best Practices for Managing Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Subcontractors
Last week I discussed that the quickest way to grow your legal nurse consulting business is to expand with CLNC® subcontractors. If you’re ready to expand your CLNC business, check out these 17 Best Practices for managing Certified Legal Nurse Consultant subcontractors.
Subcontracting (Part 1): 5 Benefits of Leveraging the Expertise of Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Subcontractors
Many CLNC® consultants try to do everything themselves because they feel no one can provide the CLNC services and high quality work product to their attorney-clients the way they do. That’s what I thought when I first started my legal nurse consulting business and, it’s true.
7 Weeks to Your Next Legal Nurse Consultant Job: Week 3 – Staging Yourself for CLNC® Success
Join me for Week 3 of the 7-Part Video Webinar Series: 7 Weeks to Your Next Legal Nurse Consultant Job.
Can You Be Too Successful as a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant?
Houston has long been a restaurant city. A story in the USA Today revealed that we have more than 10,000 restaurants here in Houston. Naturally I haven’t eaten in all of them, but I’ve got more than a few under my belt.
CLNC® Success Story: Jennifer Parks, RN, CLNC Shares How She Walks in CLNC Success
April 2008: I’m 35 weeks pregnant, as big as a house, and sitting in class to earn my CLNC credentials. I live in Las Vegas, a town famous for many reasons and litigation-happy. I figure I’ll get my CLNC business off the ground while I’m on leave from the emergency department. After all, I’m going to work from home while I raise my daughters, 22-months-old, and almost born. “I’ll read medical records while I nurse in the middle of the night,” I tell myself and even mean it. Jump ahead to August 2008 – I’m still on leave. Turns out, it’s tough to make calls with a colicky infant screaming in the background (or worse, the foreground) and even more difficult to leave the house to meet an attorney.
25 Ways to Network Your Way to CLNC® Success − Part 2
You read the first 15 best networking practices yesterday; here’s 10 more that are guaranteed to make you a wiser networker.
What Certified Legal Nurse Consultants Don’t Do, Ever, and Why
What you don’t do is just as important for your CLNC success as what you do. I asked the CLNC Pros to comment what they choose not to do in their CLNC businesses and why.
