Marilyn M. Leal **** Inman View, Colorado Springs, CO ************@*****.*** 513-***-****
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Siri & Glimstad LLP August 2024-March 2025 Legal Nurse Consultant Remote Responsibilities:
Reviews injured clients’ claim evaluation and provides client support through the eligibility process
Reviews medical malpractice cases for pertinent medical issues and write chronologies; federal court trial support
Lindhorst & Dreidame Co., LPA March 2017-June 2024 Legal Nurse Consultant Remote Responsibilities:
Creates customized, detailed work products essential for use pretrial and trial in medical malpractice cases
Researches medically related pertinent topics with concise explanation that is easily grasped by nonmedical associates
Thoroughly reviews extensive electronic documentation with notation of relevant topics pertinent to plaintiffs and defense regarding allegation questions
Independent Consulting 2015-2017 Legal Nurse Consultant Remote Responsibilities:
Created customized, detailed work products essential for use pretrial and trial in Personal Injury and Workmen’s Compensation cases
Thoroughly reviewed extensive electronic documentation with notation of relevant topics pertinent to plaintiffs
Sedgewick June 2015-March 2016 Telecommuter Nurse Liability Consultant Cincinnati OH/Nashville TN Responsibilities:
Reviewed long term healthcare and personal injury related claims
Created thorough reports detailing causation, liability, injury and damages, with meticulous documentation
Coordinated with clients to obtain critical medical records
Consistently met deadlines to achieve faster claim settlements
The Christ Hospital Vascular Center September 2011-May 2015 Head Cardiology Nurse to Dr. Thomas M Broderick, Cardiology Interventionist Cincinnati, OH Responsiblities:
Managed diverse patient needs in an ambulatory care setting including relaying of cardiology test results and MD’s plan of care
Provided education to patients to increase comfort and understanding of procedures and medications
Managed algorithm driven protocols including anticoagulation
Addressed patient complaints and provided advocacy as needed
Mercy Hospital Anderson April 2007-May 2011 RN Access Case Manager, Discharge Planner, Utilization Review Cincinnati, OH Responsibilities:
Facilitated ED admission process according to insurance criteria
Conducted medical documentation analysis and other quality measure to improve healthcare delivery
Coordinated customized implementation of patient discharge in ED and ICU
Performed Utilization Review as needed
Calderhead, Lockemeyer & Peschke Law Office Jan 2000-Jan 2005 Legal Nurse Consultant Cincinnati, OH Responsibilities:
Created chronologies, case analysis, and case summaries related to medical malpractice cases
Conducted medical research to support defense attorney
Identified relevant medical/nursing issues and legal precedent
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATION
CHRIST HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 1978-1981 Registered Nurse Cincinnati, OH
XAVIER UNIVERSITY/EDGECLIFF COLLEGE OF NURSING 1984-1986 Bachelor of Science in Nursing
LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
OHIO NURSING LICENSE 1981-CURRENT Registered Nurse
COLORADO NURSING LICENSE/MULTI STATE 2017-CURRENT Registered Nurse
VICKI MILAZZO INSTITUTE 2003 Certified Legal Nurse Consultant
LIFECARE PLANNING 2007 Certificate of Course Completion
PHOENIX STRATEGIES, ONLINE 2024 Mediation Theory and Practice Certification
BLS Certification Expires 8/2026
SKILLS
EMR-EPIC Critical Thinking Risk Assessment/Management Customer Service Management Root Cause Problem Solving Work Ethic Time Management Problem Analysis/Solving Healthcare Compliance Attention to Detail Relationship Development Professional Phone Skills Insurance Claims Medical Malpractice, Manages Conflict, Effective Communication, Facilitates Change, Quality Focus, Personal Credibility, Decisiveness
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Aug 2024
Mar 2025
Legal Nurse Consultant, Siri & Glimstad, 20200 West Dixie Hwy, Ste 902, Aventura, FL 33180. 509-***-****. Kim Herz, Administrator
June 2024
Mar 2017
Legal Nurse Consultant, Paul Vollman, Michael Lyons at Lindhorst & Dreidame, 312 Walnut St. Suite #3100, Cincinnati, OH 45202. 513-***-****
Sept. 2016
Independent Nurse Consultant. Moved to Colorado
Mar. 2016
June 2015
Sedgwick. RN Consultant Sr-PL. Telecommuter Nurse Liability Consultant PO Box 14478, Lexington, KY, 40512. 303-***-****. Deborah McElhannon
May 2015
Sept. 2011
The Christ Hospital Vascular Center, 2123 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45219. 513-***-****. Cardiology RN. Supervisor: Donella Baskins
May 2011
May 2009
ANS Rehab Consulting LLC, 305 Tallwoods Lane, Green Brook, NJ 08812. 908-***-****.
Legal Nurse Consultant Subcontractor.
May 2011
April 2007
Mercy Hospital Anderson. 7500 State Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45255. 513-***-****.
RN Access Case Manager, Discharge Planner with overlap Utilization Review.
June 2007
July 2006
Marjorie P. Lee Nursing Home. 3550 Shaw Ave., Cincinnati, OH. 45208. 513-***-****.
RN Staff Nurse, Treatment Nurse.
Jan. 2005
Jan. 2000
Calderhead, Lockemeyer & Peschke, 6821 Tri-Ridge Boulevard, Suite #210, Loveland, OH 45140. 513-***-****. Legal Nurse Consultant.
Feb. 2003
July 2002
Frost, Brown, Todd. 201 E 5th St # 2200, Cincinnati, OH 45202. 513-***-****.
Legal Nurse Consultant Subcontractor.
2000-1998
STAT Medical Legal Services. Donna Kopp RN LNC, mentor. 3394 Amberway Ct., Cincinnati, OH 45251.
513-***-****/513-***-****. *****@*****.**.***
2000-1989
The Christ Hospital/Health Alliance. 2139 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45219. 513-***-****.
RN Floater, MICU, Behavioral, Ortho, Med Surg, PACU, Oncology, Urology, SICU, CVICU, OB/GYN.
1991-1989
Emerson A. North Psychiatric Hospital. Hamilton, Ave., Cincinnati.
Staff RN, Adult, Pediatric Psych., CDU.
1987
NurseFinder’s. Cincinnati, OH. 513-***-****. RN. Well mother-baby home visits, 12 hr. Nights Private Duty for pediatric ventilator case.
July 1987
Aug 1986
Lived abroad in Madrid, Spain for 11 months
Aug. 1986
Jan. 1981
The Christ Hospital/Health Alliance. 2139 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45219. 513-***-****. RN Floater. Obtained BSN in 1986
Dec. 1981
Sept 1978
The Christ Hospital School of Nursing. Graduated with Diploma of Nursing.
RECOMMENDATIONS
marilyn leal <************@*****.***>
Mon, Mar 24, 6:36 PM (2 days ago)
to asiri
Dear Aaron,
This may be somewhat out of the ordinary, but I wanted to say goodbye and that I was glad to have had the opportunity to be a part of Siri & Glimstad. I learned so much and felt like I was making a real difference in vaccine injured people's lives.
I respect you and the work the firm is doing, and wish you and S&G all the best.
Best regards,
M Leal RN LNC
Aaron Siri <*****@*******.***>
Mon, Mar 24, 6:59 PM (2 days ago)
to me
Dear Marilyn, thank you for the kind note and for everything you have done to help those injured by vaccines. I wish you truly all the best.
Warmest regards,
Aaron
Christopher Williams <***********.***********@*****.***>
Mon, Mar 24, 5:26 PM (2 days ago)
to me
Hi M, I am saddened that you are no longer with the firm. I thought that you were a strong asset for our team and your work product was always excellent. I really enjoyed working with you and I will miss your insight.
You are smart, kind, and compassionate. I know that you will be an asset wherever you go.
Best,
Chris Christopher Williams, VICP attorney at Siri Glimstad
Thomas M. Broderick., MD
April 22, 2015
Ohio Heart and Vascular Center 2139 Auburn Avenue, Suite 136 Cincinnati, Ohio, 45219
To Whom it May Concern,
This letter is written in support of Marilyn Leal, RN. Marilyn has been employed over the last several years as a cardiovascular nurse whose job it was to support me and my colleagues in our efforts as a private practice cardiologist group. Her primary responsibilities were to support my personal efforts and included functioning as the major interface with my patients who were outpatients. This included such activities as fielding phone calls of patients with problems, providing initial telephone triage to assess patient’s needs, and relaying test results to patients with instructions for med changes, additional diagnostic testing and follow up. This information was vetted by the physician but required detailed communication on her part. In addition, there were activities which were algorithm driven and therefore more functionally independent like warfarin management. She proved to be an invaluable resource to patients providing education and instruction in such areas as anticoagulation management, lipid management, and cardiovascular procedure education.
Marilyn was extremely well thought of by the patients. She was kind, compassionate and very thorough. She consistently completed all of her tasks without prompting and was appreciated by the patients for her promptness and attention to detail. There was hardly ever a week that went by that I wasn’t stopped by a patient thanking me for the exceptional care and help that they had received from Marilyn.
Part of her responsibilities also included assistance to other physicians in the office when their nurses were unavailable. She was likewise able to provide the same excellence in care and timely assistance. She was very collegial and communicated well with multiple physicians despite any stylistic differences.
We are saddened by Marilyn’s departure but understand that change is inevitable. We have valued our time with her and only wish her the best. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Sincerely,
Thomas M Broderick, MD