Anne Meyer is an experienced legal nurse consultant whom I brought on the show to share her stories of being a legal nurse consultant: how she got started and some of the aspects of legal nurse consulting that she has learned and would like to share with you.

Anne Meyer is the President of Med-Law Connection. She started her firm in 2005. She's based in Iowa, and she has 28 years of professional nursing experience that she brings to being a consultant and being an expert witness.

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Listen in as Pat Iyer and Anne Meyer chat about these points

* How did Anne get her first case * Did this attorney explain to you very clearly what he was looking for? * Advice Anne would give somebody who is in a clinical role and thinking about becoming a legal nurse consultant * Advice on how to get your foot in the door * One of the most, memorable cases that Anne worked on

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