Emergency Room Nurse Expert Witnesses in Nebraska
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Emergency Medicine Physician Expert Witness
Nebraska
This board certified expert obtained his MD from Creighton University. He then went on to complete a residency in Emergency Medicine at University of Nebraska Medical Center. He finished a fellowship in Emergency Medical Services at Regions Hospital St . Paul, MN. He was elected as a Fellow of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine, and is a member of multiple organizations, such as the...
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Emergency Medicine Expert Witness
Nebraska
This expert has been a physician in emergency centers for over 20 years with increasing volume. His current emergency department sees over 50,000 patients per year. He also has Advanced Cardiac, Trauma, and Pediatric Advanced certificates, and is an instructor as well. He has presented often and has publications in the emergency and hyperbaric fields.
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ER Nursing Trauma ER Nursing Practice and Management Expert Witness
Nebraska
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Texas
This experienced expert earned her BSN and MSN from Nebraska Methodist College, and her CLNC from Kaplan University. She is a certified Trauma Nurse, Emergency Nurse, Emergency Pediatric Nurse, and Trauma Nurse Specialist. She is a member of the the Emergency Nurses Association, and the American Association of Critical Care Nurses. She is a recipient nof the Nursing Excellence Award through...
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Emergency Room Nurse Expert Witness FAQs
An ER nurse expert witness can assist with cases involving medical malpractice, personal injury, wrongful death, and negligence in emergency care settings.
They can provide insights into standard care procedures, evaluate patient records, testify on the appropriateness of care provided, and assess potential damages.
Subspecialties may include pediatric emergency nursing, trauma nursing, critical care, forensic nursing, or flight nursing. Each can offer unique insights depending on your case.
ER nurses work in high-stress environments and make quick decisions. Their expertise can help determine if appropriate care was given under specific circumstances.
Yes. ER nurses are often responsible for administering medications under pressure. They can provide valuable insight into whether protocols were followed correctly.
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