Life Care Planning Expert Witnesses in Arizona
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Nursing and Life Care Planning Expert Witness
Arizona
This highly-qualified expert has over 20 years of experience in nursing and life care planning. She earned her BA in psychology and BSN at Mount Saint Mary College before earning her MSN from the University of Texas at Austin and her DNP from Northern Arizona University. She is certified as a nurse practitioner, an advanced forensic nurse, an emergency nurse, and a nurse life care planner. She is...
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Life Care Planning and Medical Cost Projections Expert Witness
Arizona
This qualified expert witness obtained her associate’s in applied sciences degree in nursing from the Community College of Philidelphia University and is licensed as a registered nurse in both Arizona and Ohio. Formerly, she was the director of nursing of the Occupational Medicine Center of Muskingum County. Currently, she operates her own private practice as a legal nurse consultant and life...
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Life Care Planning Expert Witness FAQs
A Life Care Planning expert witness is a professional who provides testimony on the future medical needs and associated costs for individuals with serious injuries or chronic health conditions.
These experts are often utilized in personal injury, medical malpractice, workers' compensation, and elder care litigation to estimate future care costs.
They can provide an objective assessment of the injured party's long-term medical needs and expenses, helping to determine fair compensation.
Yes, some experts may specialize in specific areas like pediatric life care planning, geriatric care, or certain types of injuries or illnesses.
Look for professionals with certifications in life care planning, experience in healthcare fields relevant to your case, and prior expert witness experience.
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