Colleen Carboy, a Lewisville solo practitioner and nurse, has paused her law practice to return to nursing in a COVID-19 hospital unit in New Jersey. She’s not the only nurse-attorney to do this. Courtesy photo
Multiple nurse-attorneys—dual professionals who hold licenses in the law and nursing—have paused their law practices to return to medicine during the coronavirus pandemic.
May 14, 2020 at 01:30 PM
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The news about Italy’s overwhelmed hospitals flipped the switch for Texas attorney Colleen Carboy.
She couldn’t sit on the sidelines and let her country’s health care system fall like that, explained Carboy, a Lewisville medical-malpractice solo practitioner who paused her practice to become a nurse again after 25 years out of the field.
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