Upcoming Events and Education

February 8, 2023 General Meeting

Please join us at 5:30 pm for our monthly virtual meeting:

"A Tale of Two Cases From Retention to Resolution: The Impact of the LNC- Part II" presented by Tiffany Tomkowitz, BS, BSN, RN 

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A Tale of Two Cases

Tiffany Tomkowitz is a registered nurse at Jefferson Hospital.  With a background in telemetry, she works on a variety of units as part of the float pool.  In 2020, she was elected as the chairperson for Jefferson's Research and Innovation council.  Tiffany serves as a nursing expert on plaintiff and defense medical malpractices cases throughout the country. She recently began working on Zantac litigation for Wexler Wallace.  Tiffany received her BS in Biology from St. Vincent College and her BSN from Duquesne University's accelerated 2nd degree program.  In 2011, Tiffany attended her first Pittsburgh Chapter AALNC Conference and became a member soon after.  In 2015, she joined the board of directors as a director at large.  In 2019, she proudly served as the Pittsburgh Chapter president. She has been a presenter at chapter meetings, a contributing author to the LiNC and the website/social medial manager.  Tiffany lives in Elizabeth Township with her husband Steve and their 3 children - Nicholas (12), Natalie (10) and Julia (7).

 

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January 2023 Speaker Evaluation

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January 2023 Speaker Evaluation

"A Tale of Two Cases From Retention to Resolution: The Impact of the LNC" Tiffany Tomkowitz is a registered nurse at Jefferson Hospital. With a background in telemetry, she works on a variety of units as part of the float pool. In 2020, she was elected as the chairperson for Jefferson's Research and Innovation council. Tiffany serves as a nursing expert on plaintiff and defense medical malpractices cases throughout the country. She recently began working on Zantac litigation for Wexler Wallace. Tiffany received her BS in Biology from St. Vincent College and her BSN from Duquesne University's accelerated 2nd degree program. In 2011, Tiffany attended her first Pittsburgh Chapter AALNC Conference and became a member soon after. In 2015, she joined the board of directors as a director at large. In 2019, she proudly served as the Pittsburgh Chapter president. She has been a presenter at chapter meetings, a contributing author to the LiNC and the website/social medial manager. Tiffany lives in Elizabeth Township with her husband Steve and their 3 children - Nicholas (12), Natalie (10) and Julia (7). Stephanie’s nursing career has spanned 25 years after obtaining her BSN at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. She began in medical cardiology at a university-based medical center and after 7 years, transferred into a clinician position for the thoracic surgery department where she became medical/surgical certified. Since 2006, she has worked as a critical care float RN at a large community hospital. Stephanie has been in independent practice as an LNC since 2009, specializing in medical malpractice. She also serves as a volunteer nurse at a local parochial school and as a CPR instructor in the community. She has enjoyed planning our chapter’s special events and dinner and her time as editor of our newsletter, The LiNC. She is so grateful for the wonderful experience of serving on the board as Director at Large in 2015-16, President in 2018 and Secretary/Treasurer 2021-22.
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