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The following form contents were entered on February 5, 2004 Your Name: Cari Caruso, RN SANE-A Your Business Name (if applicable): Forensic Nurse Professionals, Inc. Business Organization Type: S-Corporation, State of California Please describe your business: Forensic Services: Forensic Sexual Assault, Evidentiary Exams for Victims and Suspects, Domestic/Interpersonal Violence evaluations and Photography, Consulting for Defense and Prosecuting Attorneys, Expert Witness Testimony, Education Street Address: 333 South Fair Oaks Avenue City: Pasadena State: California Zip Code: 91105 E-Mail: fnpi@sbcglobal.net Homepage Address: http://www.nursingexperts.com/fnpi What type of business or categories under which you would like to be listed:
Expert Witness Testimony, http://www.nursingexperts.com Forensic Sexual Assault, http://www.nursingexperts.com/sane/ Forensic Nursing, http://www.nursingexperts.com/forensics/ Forensic Nurse Examiners, Forensic Experts Nurse Consultants, http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/consult/ Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, http://www.nursingexperts.com/sane/ Contact person(s): Cari Caruso Phone number: 626 796-3312 Fax number: 626 796-3314 In what date (month/year) did you start your business?: 7-03 What kind of nursing do you do?:
Forensics, http://www.nursingexperts.com/forensics/ (14 years) Nurse Educator, http://www.nursefriendly.com/educators Pediatrics, http://www.nursefriendly.com/pediatric/ Registered Nurse(30 years) How did you hear about the Nurse Entrepreneur Homesite?: surfing How many years have you been practicing as a nurse: 30-still active Professional organizations you belong to:
International Association of Forensic Nurses IAFN Home Office East Holly Avenue, Box 56 Pitman, NJ 08071-0056 Phone: 856-256-2425 Fax: 856-589-7463 Email: iafn@ajj.com http://www.forensicnurse.org/ ****************************************************** California Sexual Assault Investigators Association, http://www.csaia.org/ ******************************************************
What made you decide to start your own business?: Experience, Confidence, Encouragement (from partner & a favorite detective), Boldness (it can be risky), Fearlessness (can often be confused with foolishness), Good work ethics, Organization ability, A good sense of humor, Tenacity, Started an ran the same type of service in a hospital. A chance to independently practice nursing in my specialty field Employment changes in career?: Many, many times What specific qualities and traits do you feel make nurses especially qualified to operate a business?: Experience, Decision making, Knowledge, Ability to learn new things (accounting, marketing, etc.), Organization, Ability to see the bright side Where do you work?: yes, Forensic Nurse Examiner-Private Office Your most pressing concerns with the profession and healthcare: There is an incredible amount of work to do if you assess and care for patients on an individual basis. There are no ratios or acuity standards that can evaluate the comprehensive care that nurses give and patients need. Good nurses will always focus on excellence and they are the most prone for burnout and exhaustion. They may give up hope to ever achieve the ideals that brought them to nursing in the first place. Then there are the nurses who just 'go through the motions' because they have no drive for excellence. That brings morale down and changes the focus from good care for the patients to just a paycheck to paycheck job. Nursing is a career not just a job. Other areas of interest and expertise: Death Investigation, Crime Scene Analysis...I am also a Camp Nurse !!!
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The 10 Biggest Mistakes Experts Make During Depositions:"The discovery depositions of expert witnesses are increasingly playing an important role in the litigation process. Under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26 (4) A:
“A party may depose any person who has been identified as an expert whose opinions may be presented at trial.”
With this in mind, we turn to the ten biggest mistakes experts make during their depositions.
#1 – Waiving The Reading of Signing Of The Deposition Transcript
At the start of most depositions, counsel will agree on stipulations. Use of the most common stipulation is that the deponent waives the right to read and sign the deposition transcript. The expert who is interested in accuracy should not agree to this waiver lightly. Experts who agree to waive the reading and signing are agreeing to a document’s accuracy without even seeing the document."
10 Biggest Mistakes Physicians Make in Writing Their IME Reports:"The Independent Medical Evaluation (IME) reports that physicians prepare are playing an increasingly important role in workers' compensation cases, personal injury litigation, and long-term disability claims.
Each year physicians prepare hundreds of thousands of IME reports which are read and utilized by judges, hearing officers, and plaintiff and defense attorneys to decide and settle claims.
Physicians are frequently called upon at depositions, hearings, or trials to support, justify, and defend each and every word of their IME reports. With this in mind, we turn to the 10 biggest mistakes physicians make in writing their IME reports."
Advice on Answering Questions at Depositions:"Avoid Absolute Words
You are well advised to avoid, where possible, absolute words such as "always" and "never." Absolute words are frequently an invitation to, and fertile grounds for, cross-examination by counsel. Counsel will attempt to damage your credibility by first getting you to make an absolute statement. She will then use counterexamples in an effort to show the falsity of your statement.
Connecting with the Jury:"In jury trials, the jury ultimately decides the case. Their job is to determine the facts of the case. A crucial part of this is determining the credibility of the witnesses. This includes expert witnesses. As such, it is of the highest importance that experts are able to communicate with the jury in a credible and persuasive way. Everything else is secondary. To connect with the jury, an expert needs to understand what juries want and know the best ways to communicate with them."
Opinions and Bases for Opinions, Seak.com:"The main reason expert testimony is presented is to offer an expert opinion. Accordingly, experts can anticipate being closely cross-examined on their opinions. They should also expect to be closely questioned on the bases of these opinions because an expert opinion is only as strong as the facts and reasoning upon which it is based. Questions in these areas are best blunted by carefully and honestly forming an opinion that is based on reliable methodology, a thorough investigation, and solid facts."
Stating Opinions and Conclusions in a Defensible Manner:"The main reason an expert is involved in a case is to state her opinion. The principal reason an expert writes a report is to communicate that opinion. The opinion must be communicated effectively and must be expressed in a defensible manner. The authors recommend the following.
Expert Witness Journal, Seak.com:"SEAK has published the Expert Witness Journal since 1988. Available online are all 1998 EWJ feature articles, arranged alphabetically by title. Also available are each of the federal and state cases collected by EWJ impacting expert witnesses." **********************************************************
Nursingentrepreneurs.com is a networking and resource directory for Nurse-Owned businesses and nurses looking for an alternative to working at the bedside. If you explore the site a bit, you'll find profiles of hundreds of nurse entrepreneurs around the country. We encourage you to browse around, find a business category you are interested in, then contact the nurse directly. We're available for questions as well. This website is Owned-Operated by Andrew Lopez, RN a Medical/Surgical/Telemetry nurse. Has your Nurse-owned business been written up in the news? Do you send out a newsletter or regular press releases? We'd like to hear about it!
Our Newest article is from an Arizona Nurse Entrepreneur:
Should You Incorporate Your Registry Business? By Joseph Caracci, RN:"The short answer is yes! When starting a new nurse registry business, you are entering into a legal business environment that requires you to take steps to protect your personal assets, such as your home, your savings, and your retirement. With this in mind, you need to determine which legal form you are going to take for your new registry. Some of the common choices are a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a limited liability partnership (LLP), a limited liability company (LLC), and a corporation." ****************************************************** ****************************************************** The #1 question, we've been receiving lately is about Starting A Nursing Agency, resource sites & manuals
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Interesting Reading For Nurse Entrepreneurs, Actual or Soon To Be: Nurse Entrepreneurs: Tales of Nurses in Business:"This book is vey inspiring! Learn how 50 different nurses brought their vision to reality! Learn some great tips on starting your own business. Nurses don't have to just work at the bedside. Read this book and you will be thinking of how you can make your dream a reality!" Own Your Own Corporation: Why the Rich Own Their Own Companies and Everyone Else Works for Them:"Rich Dad's-"Own your Own Corporation" is a must read for anyone comtemplating a new business-or someone who already owns their own business. Garrett's direct yet simplistic explanations of the different business entities,the proper and best suited entity for your business-is followed by real-life scenarios which helps drive home the importance of corporate ownership in today's business world. Use Garrett's legal expertise to establish a successful, legally responsible and fiscally protected business...And understand the why's and how's of that ownership." 21 Success Secrets, Success Secret #4- "Do What You Love to Do." Get your FREE CD and find out the other 20 secrets of self-made millionaires.:"Order your FREE CD ($4.95 S&H) from Brian Tracy's acclaimed 21 Success Secrets series. Start with 21 Success Secrets of $elf-Made Millionaires - full of techniques practiced by all men and women who go from rags to riches in one generation. Brian Tracy is a noted success expert. He's trained over 2 million people in 23 countries how to achieve their financial goals faster than ever before."
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