Legal Nurse Consulting

Opportunities are available for one or two Nurses meeting the following requirements: - Certified as an Advanced Legal Nurse Consultant (ALNC) - A resident of California - Specializing as a Pediatric Floor Nurse and/or a Pediatric PACU Nurse If you meet all these requirements, please email Tanya at tanya@RNMARKET.com. Please respond via email only. This opportunity will expire five days after this message is posted. Please do not send inquires after that time.

In order to qualify for this opportunity, you must meet the following requirements: 1. Certified as an Advanced Legal Nurse Consultant (or enrolled in the Houston ALNC Live Seminar, available with free sit-in). 2. Live within 50 miles of Houston, TX 3. Proficient in Microsoft Word 4. Able to type and tab reports If you meet all these requirements, please email Tanya at tanya@RNMARKET.com. Please respond via email only. This opportunity will expire five days after this email is sent. Please do not send inquires after that time.

Valid January 3-31, 2011 1) 15% Off the Elite Plan or Expert Curriculum -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take 15% off the price of the LNC STAT Elite Plan or Expert Curriculum if you have already taken a Legal Nurse Consulting course or certification from any organization other than RN MARKET. This offer is not valid with any other offer. Financing is not available with this offer. 2) 15% off CLNI, CPSS and Forensics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take 15% off the price of the CLNI, CPSS and Forensics courses scheduled for March 14-18, 2011. All three courses must be purchased together to receive this discount. This offer is not valid with any other offer. Financing is not available with this special. 3) $200 off the Ultimate Marketing Tool Kit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take $200 off the price of the Ultimate Marketing Tool Kit if yo...

Legal Nurse Investigators all over the world have moved into positions in order to conduct unbiased and fact-finding investigations occurring on or about Hospital and Health Care Properties. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU), at most major Hospitals, provide services to victims of domestic or workplace violence which may include: court escorts for restraining orders and other appearances, work and home security surveys, threat assessments, and personal safety planning. The growing need for facilities to keep a Nurse Investigator/Claims Analyst on staff is on the rise, especially in nursing homes. Some feel the nursing home inspection process is full of corruption. There are constant violations against nursing homes regarding abuse and negligence. For example, according to a June 3, 2009 story in West Palm Beach, FL, a resident was treated for a broken leg with a cast. The wound should have been treated every three days according to the state inspection report. However, the Nurse I...