Career Options for Registered Nurse/Law Student
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A: It is perfectly acceptable not to know what kind of law you want to practice before you begin law school. In fact, when a pre-law student claims to know what she wants to do upon graduation, I usually suspect that she has no idea what she is talking about, and I fully expect that her ideas will change several times before graduating. While studying law, however, you can keep your eyes open for coursework, term papers, clinical training or volunteer experience that might deepen your experience in the area of medical law. Possible career paths can include medical malpractice, hospital legal work, or work with insurance or managed care companies.
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