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Professional Consultant or Nurse Paralegal? – Your Professional Choice – What the CLNC® Pros Say
We asked the CLNC® Pros to discuss whether a nurse paralegal program offers any benefits to the legal nurse consultant.
The answer is a resounding, "No." Read what these 13 CLNC® Pros have shared about why they only recommend a true legal nurse consulting program instead of one that trains to become a nurse paralegal.
- My CLNC® Credential Gave Me Professional Recognition and the System for Success
by Suzanne E. Arragg, RN, BSN, CDONA/LTC, CLNC, California
- As a CLNC® I have Many Options and Professional Respect
by Dale Barnes, RN, MSN, CLNC, California
- Don't Be Undervalued as a Paralegal. Become a True Consultant
by Gloria Blackmon, RNC, BSN, Kansas
- Being a CLNC® Is a Way To Use My Nursing Skills and Is a Step Up, Too
by Sue Burnham, RNC, CLNC, Washington
- LNC Training Should Be Delivered By Nurses, Not Paralegals
by Deborah D. D'Andrea, RN, BSN, BA, Illinois
- CLNC® Certification Was My Ticket to Controlling My Time and My Life
by Nancy Dion, RN, MSM, CPHQ, CHCRM, LNHA, CLNC, Florida
- I've Grown Professionally as a CLNC® and I Have Unlimited Earning Capacity
by Patsy Howard, RN, CLNC, Missouri
- I Banished the "Handmaiden Syndrome" as a Professional Consultant
by Catherine Lazo-Miller, RN, MSN, Indiana
- As a CLNC®, I Implement Concrete Changes Rather than Fight the Healthcare System
by Colleen Lindell, RN, MHSA, CNOR, CLNC, Wisconsin
- I Made the Right Choice the First Time – To Better Myself and the Nursing Profession as a CLNC®
by Gina I. Rogers, RN, BSN, NMCC, CLNC, Kentucky
- Becoming a CLNC® Was a Natural Evolution of My Patient Advocate Role
by Marie L. Wendle, RN, BS, CCRN, CLNC, Washington
- Vickie L. Milazzo, RN, MSN, JD
The Power of Focus – Who Are We?
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Successful CLNC®s Say
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"Bravo to Vickie for the stand she is taking against placing CLNC®s in the category of a nurse paralegal. This is a call for nurses to band together. We must be seen as educated professionals who demand and receive adequate compensation for an invaluable service to the legal community. If we do not, we will trade the physician's thumb for the attorney's."
Sara Waltman, RN
"Some nurse paralegal training programs market... to nurses but they train students to do paralegal work, which pays less than legal nurse consulting and includes legal areas that have nothing to do with health care, such as divorce."
Minority Nurse
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