Question about reviewing case and fees

I charge the same fee whether it is in my "specialty" area or not.

You are a nurse. You know how to apply SOP/SOC across the nursing disciplines.

If you need input and/or need to workup a case and you are uncomfortable with this because you do not have experience in that area, you can always sub-contract that case.

But, you should be able to apply standard of care/scope of practice in the review.

I understand.

Don't "undersell" yourself. You are an experienced RN and you know the nursing/medical issues involved. Your expertise is essential on these medically-related cases.

I have decided that I will take on a case, and if I find it's over my head (like cardiology or OB - reading strips, for instance) I'll get a subcontractor to do that part for me.

But I agree with SirI. I'm an RN. I can apply my experience and knowledge to any area of nursing to determine the standard of care and outcome of any given case.

SirI: What does SOP stand for?

SOP=scope of practice.