The Interview Highlights Of Karen Selby!
The Interview Highlights Of Karen Selby!: Here are some main points from an interview with Karen Selby: Nurse and Mesothelioma Patient Attorney:
What is a PA?
Karen explained upon being asked what a patient attorney is. A PA is mainly a middleman between a patient and his/her healthcare provider. A PA tries to educate the medical procedure to the patient and makes sure that the patient understands and is confident about the process. Additionally, a patient attorney can find a specialist for you and or fix the appointment keeping the patient’s interest in perspective. Pas provide help and support during difficult times and make the procedure more comfortable and more prosperous by making the patients understand or by suggesting them nearby support groups.
Working Hours
Karen told the interviewer that all the PAs available at “asbestos.com” do not charge a dime for their services and are available on weekdays during office hours. However, depending upon the severity of the situation, their services can be availed at any hour. Patients can also contact patient attorneys at the toll-free number anytime.
Karen revealed that although her working hours at the office were around thirty-five per week, she also had to work extra hours in the evenings and even on weekends due to the unique scheduling of each patient.
Are there PA courses?
On being asked whether a medical background was compulsory for patient attorneys, she replied on the contrary. According to Karen, there was no official course or training for a Patient Attorney but having a medical background does help especially in certain critical diseases such as mesothelioma.
Methodology
Karen was asked her way of working, and she explained that she asks a lot of questions. She tries to get as much medical and personal information as she can get. This information helps her devise her strategy to deal with the patient. This method works well because of the uniqueness in each of the case.
According to Karen, her work has changed lives of many people. She says that she deals with every patient differently according to the uniqueness of the case. She told the interviewer that she gets phone calls from old patients thanking her for her services.
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