Kaplan College

www.kaplancollege.com. Then go to School of Continuing Education.

I responded to a newspaper ad for a "Nurse Paralegal." You are right when you say the attorneys are more interested in your nursing backround than in you legal experience. I had very little legal experience before this opportunity presented itself. I work with a group of six other nurse paralegals with expertise in different specialties. We share resources and knowledge. The attorneys really appreciate our input in preparing cases, research, trial exhibets and locating expert witnesses. I am very happy with my emloyment!

Wow, that sounds awesome! I hope to land a job like that when I move to Ft. Worth this summer. That or Risk Management @ a hospital would be purrrfect! >^..^<

Do you know where I can get information on LNC monthly meetings in Houston?

I am looking for anyone who would like to purchase the complete set of VHS tapes and workbooks by Vicki Millazo. If anyone is interested contact me at rebekahnmaddie@AOL.com Thank you.

How much are you asking for them?

I actually bought them from another lady a few months ago for $550 plus S&H. I decided that it was not for me and am asking for only that amount of money back. I have one other interested buyer so please let me know if you are interested. Thank you
Rebekah

Just out of curiosity, why did you decide that it was not for you? Did it not meet your expectations or were they not useful?

It had nothing to do with the course. I just realized that that is not a field that I want to get into. One of the many reasons is because of the ethical issues that so inflicts the area of law. It was not the course itself at all. In fact I never really even got to the course to see if it was useful or not. The lady I bought them from though is a practicing LNC and she said they were useful to her training. It is a great field for the right person. My interests suddenly went a different direction though.

I am almost finished with the LNC program through Canyon College. Go to their website and check it out. It cost $900. It was well worth the $. It's an online course. You have 1 yr to complete it and when you're finished you are certified. No exam to obtain certification. They use the textbook that is approved by The LNC Nurses Association. I recently applied for a job as QA Manager and got the job because I was becoming a Legal Nurse. I'm going to learn more through my QA job and hopefully will be able to eventually start my own business. I have no idea how to do that yet. Anyway, it is a very interesting course. Good luck.
Robin