Registered nurse

Lucreta Brown

Lucreta Brown is an experienced Registered Nurse and Healthcare Leader with over two decades of comprehensive clinical, risk management, and administrative experience in acute and long-term care settings. Having served over seven years as a Director of Nursing and currently working as a Regional Nurse Consultant, she brings deep operational knowledge in overseeing clinical care standards, staff development, and state/federal regulatory compliance.

Her clinical leadership background features extensive work in risk management, fall prevention, hospital-acquired infection control, and incident investigation. Ms. Brown offers specialized expertise in evaluating nursing standards of care, facility risk management programs, and clinical operations for medical-legal record reviews and consultation.

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Lucreta Brown, Registered nurse on the ECS expert panel

At a glance

Discipline: Registered nurse
Credentials: RN
Licensure listed on CV: FL
Panel role: ECS expert panel
Case types: Falls and fractures, Medication errors, Sepsis and infection, Understaffing
Available for: Case and record review, expert reports, affidavits of merit, deposition, arbitration and trial, subject to conflicts and availability
What you receive: CV and fee schedule within 24 hours, and a complimentary introductory call with the expert. Testimony history on request. Conflict check normally run immediately before retention

How ECS works with counsel

Screening call
Twenty minutes with an elder care expert on the clinical, care and regulatory issues.
Match and availability
CV, fee schedule and availability within 24 hours, then a complimentary introductory call with the expert. Testimony history on request, conflict check at retention.
Case review and opinions
A verbal opinion first, then written opinions and merit affidavits where the case or state requires them.
Testimony
Report, deposition preparation, then deposition, arbitration or trial.