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Susan Wright, BSN, RN, CNLCP, LNCC

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Susan Wright is a highly respected Nurse Life Care Planner and Legal Nurse Consultant with nearly three decades of medical-legal experience and a well-established reputation for developing comprehensive, evidence-based Life Care Plans in complex catastrophic injury cases. While she has prepared Life Care Plans across a broad range of injuries and chronic medical conditions, she is particularly recognized for her expertise in **birth injuries, obstetrical injuries, pediatric traumatic brain injuries, medically complex children, pediatric neurological disorders, and organ transplantation cases.

Ms. Wright's clinical background provides a strong foundation for evaluating the lifelong needs of children and individuals with complex medical conditions. She began her nursing career in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Golisano Children's Hospital in Rochester, New York, caring for critically ill newborns and medically fragile infants. She later worked in maternal-child health and home health settings, providing care to high-risk mothers, newborns, and medically complex children. Her experience also includes serving as Director of Nursing for a large home health agency specializing in brain injury rehabilitation and Clinical Manager for a multidisciplinary healthcare organization overseeing pediatric, family medicine, and internal medicine services.

Since entering the medical-legal field in 1996, Ms. Wright has assisted attorneys in evaluating future medical needs and damages in catastrophic injury cases. She became certified as a Nurse Life Care Planner in 2013 and has since developed and critiqued Life Care Plans for attorneys nationwide.

Drawing upon her extensive experience in neonatal, pediatric, rehabilitation, and long-term care, Ms. Wright has particular expertise in Life Care Plans involving cerebral palsy, hypoxic-ischemic brain injury, birth trauma, developmental disabilities, pediatric traumatic brain injuries, seizure disorders, congenital conditions, and other medically complex pediatric cases requiring lifelong care and support**. She is especially valued for her ability to identify and project future medical, rehabilitative, educational, attendant care, and supportive service needs throughout a child's lifespan.

In addition to her nationally recognized work in birth injury and pediatric litigation, Ms. Wright has extensive experience preparing Life Care Plans involving organ transplantation, vaccine injuries, toxic torts, brain injuries, and other catastrophic conditions. She has prepared and critiqued Life Care Plans in jurisdictions throughout the United States and has provided expert testimony in multiple venues.

Attorneys rely on Ms. Wright's objective, methodical, and clinically sound approach to Life Care Planning. Her plans are recognized for their thoroughness, defensibility, and ability to accurately capture the long-term needs and future medical costs associated with catastrophic injuries and complex medical conditions.


M. Salerno Life Care Planning Experts & Litigation Support Services
865-681-0702
  • Welcome
  • Life Care Plans
    • Life Care Plan Preparation
    • Multidisciplinary Collaboration
    • Life Care Plan Review & Critique
  • Psychiatric Expert Witness
  • Our Team
    • Mary Salerno
    • Susan Wright
    • Sue Millhouse
    • Sarah O'Neill
    • Lee Anthony
  • Litigation Support
  • Medical Cost Projections
  • Case Management
  • Links
  • Contact