Published May 1, 2010
Dream_Chaser14
22 Posts
I am a pre-nursing student who is considering being a Legal Nurse Consultant because of my passion for both nursing and law.I need some advice and info. on this career, and how i can be successful at it?. Also i understand that i have to have at least 3 years of experience as a Rn which will be when im 23. So basically im asking what is the average age for a LNC? is it possible to become 1 at 24 years old?? and is it hard for them to get hired by law firms etc.?? what are the duties of a LNC? what is there salary?? and lastly will this job be in demand in 3 years??
Whatever information you can provide me with is appreciated.
Thanks in Advanced.
Respectfully Yours,
Doneisha Brown
Silverdragon102, BSN
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Moved to the legal nursing forum
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
17 Articles; 45,819 Posts
Thanks, silverdragon
Welcome, Dream Chaser , to allnurses.com and the Legal Nursing forum.
Please check out the threads at the top of this forum. I'm sure a lot of your questions will be answered after reading this.
Yes, this career will be around. There will always be a need.
Age isn't really a factor, I don't think, but I've never seen any stats on that. It is nursing experience that is the key.
Many LNCs go to in-house firms; the majority are self-employed.
Good luck with your nursing career and the LNC consideration later.