[Ep7] What comes to mind when you think of forensic nursing? Do you know what really goes on, or what kind of training is involved for those who wish to specialize in this branch of nursing? Learn fact from fiction, how forensic specialists can keep themselves mentally fit, and more - on this episode of High-Fidelity Conversations!
Melisa Minier, BSN, RN, is the manager for the Forensic Nurses Program within the Mount Carmel Health System in Columbus, Ohio. She still works clinically as a forensic nurse, and at the time of recording for this episode, was the outgoing president for the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN). Listen in on this conversation with Melisa to learn more about:
- What does a forensic nurse do?
- What resources do victims have?
- Are there fees for patients who need forensic exams?
- Are there special ways to gather evidence?
- What kind of training is involved to become a forensic nurse?
- What are helpful tips for those who are not forensic specialists, but still interact with them?
- Where can I learn more about this specialty?
- And more!
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Additional Info:
- Melisa's work email: mminier@mchs.com
- Mount Carmel Forensic Department: 614-234-0499
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