Updated: Jul 23, 2023 Published Dec 9, 2004
youknowho
470 Posts
A professor at my school has J.D. after her R.N. and before her Ph.D. What does this mean? Thanks
actioncat
262 Posts
Juris Doctor-- otherwise known as law degree.
If they took their bar exam (and passed), they're an attorney.
Thanks
Hellllllo Nurse, BSN, RN
2 Articles; 3,563 Posts
RN, JD, PhD-
WOW. What a super-educated person. Is she a good instructor?
Haven't had her yet, she is only my advisor right now but only hear good things about her :)
If she is a caring person who loves to teach, you'll have a wonderful opportunity to learn from her!
Good luck to you.
mattsmom81
4,516 Posts
How fortunate you are to have an instructor with these credentials!! I wish I had!
Your entire nursing program benefits from her expertise I'm sure...particularly in this day and age. :)
Hopegirl
99 Posts
Just curious - where do you go to school?
SJSU_Mami
145 Posts
Are you talking about Dr. Mann? She has a law degree; she is a nurse midwife and a great instructor. She can explain a lot of the history about midwives and how they were viewed in the past. A great educator!
Maybe she's not who you're talking about.. but I think you go to SJSU?!?
SmilingBluEyes
20,964 Posts
I have been to conferences at which RN lawyers spoke. INSIGHTFUL, believe me.
Are you talking about Dr. Mann? She has a law degree; she is a nurse midwife and a great instructor. She can explain a lot of the history about midwives and how they were viewed in the past. A great educator!Maybe she's not who you're talking about.. but I think you go to SJSU?!?
You are correct! It was back to school today. Spring semester finally started, hopefully my last "free semester" before nursing classes.
zenman
1 Article; 2,806 Posts
I guess you're out of luck if you try to challenge her on those test questions you missed :chuckle