Our Members:
Legal nurse consultants can work in a wide variety of legal practice areas and settings.
Legal Practice Areas:
- Professional liability (medical malpractice)
- Personal injury
- Elder and estate law
- Product liability
- Workers' compensation
- Risk management
- Life care planning
- Criminal / forensic investigations
- Healthcare licensure and credentialing investigation
- Corporate and regulatory compliance
- Toxic torts
- Mass tort class actions
- Social security disability
- Case management
- Insurance claims management and appeals
- Billing and insurance fraud
- Medicare set-aside allocation
Legal Practice Settings:
- Law firms (plaintiff and defense)
- Insurance companies or health management systems
- Liability or third party administrator companies
- Healthcare facility risk management departments or corporate offices
- Governmental agencies
- Case management companies
- Forensic environments
- LNC and other litigation support firms
- Solo practice as self-employed consultants
The members of the CT Chapter of AALNC boast a wide range of both clinical practice specialties.
Clinical Practice Areas:
- Medical / surgical
- Emergency / trauma
- Long-term care
- Labor & Delivery
- Dialysis / renal
- IV therapy
- Administration
- Pediatrics
Benefits of Chapter Membership:
- Networking opportunities
- Educational programs of medico-legal content
- Job postings
- Informational resources
- Supportive environment for questions, discussions, and growth
- Opportunity to develop mentoring relationships with other local LNCs
- Increased awareness of the LNC's role within the legal and healthcare communities
- Familiarization with methods to market and access the legal community to promote referrals
- Leadership opportunities for personal and professional growth
How to Join the Connecticut Chapter:
Chapter membership is open to anyone with an interest in legal nurse consulting. There are 3 chapter membership categories.
1. Active*: A registered nurse maintaining an active license who is working in a consulting capacity in the legal field (must provide RN license # and AALNC membership #).
2. Associate*: A registered nurse maintaining an active license who has not worked in a consulting capacity during the previous 12 months (must provide RN license # and AALNC membership #).
3. Sustaining: An individual with an interest in the goals and activities of the Connecticut Chapter of AALNC.
*Please note that membership of the American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants is a prerequisite for active and associate membership in the Connecticut Chapter. Information regarding AALNC membership can be found at: http://www.aalnc.org/membership/
To download our membership form, please click here.
For any questions regarding Chapter membership, please contact our Membership Chairperson at membership@ctaalnc.com.