Certification

"As more nurses enter the legal nurse consulting arena, I find the LNCC certification gives me an edge in my legal nurse consulting practice. The LNCC tells my clients and potential clients that I have achieved expertise in the legal nurse consulting field."
-Jo Anne Kuc, RN BSN LNCC; Midwest Medical Legal Resources, Inc.; St. John, IN

"What makes this LNC proud, enhances her credibility, validates her practice, brings recognition to the specialty of legal nurse consulting? The credential that matters: LNCC"
-Sondra B. Fandray, RN BS LNCC; Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote; Pittsburgh, PA

Why should I become certified as an LNCC?

If you are a registered nurse interested in increasing your opportunities in the medical-legal field, LNCC certification may be the right choice for you. Certification as an LNCC will provide you with the proper credential to enhance your professional development, stimulate career growth and offer objective validation of your legal nurse consulting experience. Click here to learn more!

What is Certification?

People often ask, "What is the difference between certification and a certificate?" To assist you in communicating with your colleagues and clients and to help avoid confusion in the marketplace, we have provided you with a detailed comparison. Click here for more information!

Testifying as an LNCC

Looking for information or support regarding testifying as an expert witness and an LNCC? Read the article by Mary Sussex, MBA BSN RN CCM LNCC CNLCP, from the May 2008 edition of the Network News.

Upcoming Examinations

The next LNCC exam takes place on April 21, 2009 at the Glendale Renaissance in Phoenix, AZ, site of AALNC's 2009 National Educational Conference. The remainder of the 2009 testing dates are being finalized and will be posted shortly. Click here for additional dates and a list of testing sites.

If you have questions about getting started in legal nurse consulting, click here.