Wound Care Expert

Robson Forensic•Lancaster, PA

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

This role is for an experienced Wound Care professional with a decade or more of clinical excellence looking for a compelling, high-impact application for their expertise. The position involves determining the cause of incidents by applying clinical skills and knowledge in a forensic setting. The expert will work alongside nationally respected experts on consequential casework and will continue to learn throughout their career. Prior forensic experience is not required; the company hires for deep industry knowledge and provides training in applying clinical expertise in a forensic setting. The role involves investigating wound care cases within long-term care and other healthcare facilities, analyzing complex scenarios, medical records, and treatment protocols to determine if standards of care were upheld. Responsibilities include writing clear, scientifically sound reports and providing expert testimony, delving into the 'why' behind incidents by critically assessing decision-making, operational procedures, and standards of care.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related field.
Active certification in wound care (CWON and/or WCC).
10+ years of clinical wound care experience, especially in pressure injury prevention.
5+ years of nursing home experience in a Long-Term Care Residential Facility.
Exceptional analytical and communication skills (written & verbal).
A clean background screen.
A driver’s license.
Ability to drive.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree.
Experience as DON, RNAC, WCC, and DWC.
Teaching/precepting experience.
Assisted living experience.
Independent living experience.
Group home experience.
Correctional medicine experience.
EMT experience.

Responsibilities

Investigate wound care cases within long-term care and other healthcare facilities.
Analyze complex scenarios, medical records, treatment protocols, etc., applying comprehensive knowledge and examining whether standards of care were upheld.
Write clear, scientifically sound reports.
Provide expert testimony.
Delve into the 'why' behind incidents, critically assessing decision-making, operational procedures, and the standards of care.