Welcome back to part two of this episode with Marcina Doze and Shannon Krebs.

Marcina Doze is an emergency and forensic nurse with more than four decades of clinical experience, serving as a SANE since 2005 and as a certified legal nurse consultant and expert witness in forensic cases across multiple courts. A national leader in forensic nursing education and advocacy, she has held leadership roles within IAFN and ENA, contributed to legislation reducing SAFE kit backlogs, and continues to shape the field through teaching, policy work, and courtroom expertise.

Shannon Krebs is an emergency nurse leader whose career began in the U.S. Navy as a Hospital Corpsman and has been defined by service, clinical excellence, and advocacy. Today, she manages the Malbis Freestanding Emergency Department and played a key role in building Baldwin County’s SANE program, expanding access to compassionate, locally available forensic care for survivors of sexual assault.

We’re jumping right back into this layered, real-world discussion on forensic nursing, the documentation strategies that stand up long after the shift ends and the continuing education that strengthens forensic competency without adding burnout. This episode is called, "Start with Believing: Doing the Right Thing for Forensic Readiness (Part Two)."

Marcina can be contacted by email at: marcina.doze@infirmaryhealth.org

Shannon can be contacted by email at: shannon.krebs@infirmaryhealth.org

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