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| Mimi Tambellini, Tambellini& Associates |
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"This will revolutionize how you view your nursing career and how you take care of patients. It will be a great win-win for the both of you. So get the book, read it, absorb it and use the strategies."
James Malinchak, Co-Author of Chicken Soup for the College Soul and two-time College Speaker of the Year
"Nursing schools can teach nurses all of the technicalities about being a good nurse, but by adding the skills that are emphasized in The Intelligent Nurse, that same nurse can become an exceptional nurse, who is in sync with their patient."
Karen Hickman, Professional Courtesy, LLC
Speaking comments
"I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your talk in Nashville. It was concise and detailed but most importantly, very interesting. I was a Level I Trauma ICU nurse for 8 years in Pittsburgh, PA so I have a great appreciation for the time and energy that you put into the presentation!"
Mimi Tambellini, CEO, Tambellini & Associates (March 2010)
"Don, the positive comments and responses we have received have been made possible by the enthusiastic role you play. You help to make this event educational and meaningful to all of the Certified Legal Nurse ConsultantsCM and students who attend. Thank you for taking the stage to ensure the CLNC ® consultants experienced a legendary conference.
Please know how much I appreciate all the hard work you put into your presentation and our conference. I thank you from the bottom of my heart."
Vickie Milazzo, President, Vickie Milazzo Institute (March 2010)
"On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Society of Gynecologic Nurse Oncologists, I would like to thank you for your presentation, Post Operative Pain Management, at the 27th annual symposium, "Nursing Notes for the Future" in beautiful Austin, Texas.
Everyone truly enjoyed your presentation and the SGNO board of Directors and I very much appreciate your contribution in making our symposium a success."
Vicky Willis, Chair, 27th Annual SGNO Symposium (March 2010) |
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