cdmedconsulting

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1. Lnc

   cdmedconsulting replied to mlwRN's topic in Legal

   I have worked on 27 cases in the last year (since going FT), some months I work on more cases than others. I work with attorneys in 3 states so far. This summer was dry, but this last month I have worked on 5 cases alone. I also do expert searches...

2. Lnc

   cdmedconsulting replied to mlwRN's topic in Legal

   Siri: There is no question about Vicky's organization at all. That is why I took my training with her institute. I understand that, but my response was based on her certification not being recognized by ABNS and that is all. I think the organizati...

3. Lnc

   cdmedconsulting replied to mlwRN's topic in Legal

   Siri: What does the RLNC after your CLNC mean? I have been looking into LNCC certification v. CLNC. LNCC is recognized ANSB, but CLNC is not and I find that difficult to understand. So, I was just curious what RLNC stands for. Thanks, Cheryl, RN, RAC...

4. Lnc

   cdmedconsulting replied to mlwRN's topic in Legal

   I too am a graduate of Vicky's LNC program. I took my training in Chicago in May of 2004 and have been working successfully as a full-time CLNC since Oct. 2004. I love it! She prepares you well for what this profession requires. "As nurses, we can do...

5. Legal Nurse Consulting

   cdmedconsulting replied to Jnurse's topic in Legal

   The Vicky Milazzo Institute has a great LNC program. You can view her website @ www.LegalNurse.com for the information about her courses. There is also Kaplan University. Their LNC course takes about a year to complete. Cheryl, RN, RAC-C, CLNC

6. Are LPNs nothing but a "set dressing?"

   cdmedconsulting replied to Ms.RN's topic in LPN/LVN

   You are not "set dressing", no nurse is. I am now an RN, but I started out as an LPN. I am extremely proud of my bedside nursing education and I feel it has made me a better RN. I do feel that LPNs are under utilized and, in some instances, are m...

7. Traumatized by nursing - advice needed

   cdmedconsulting replied to kcsun3's topic in General Nursing

   Steph: I also had a horrible hospital experience. I was hired as a new grad right into the PICU and that was my first mistake. New grads are not equipped for these specialty units and I should have started in med surg or some other unit that provid...