I have seen several records managers who have a "JD" after their name in
their title. I am curious about this: did you get your law degree first,
and then focus on RM? Or visa versa? Is JD the designation one uses when
one has a law degree but is not a practicing attorney at a law firm (who
use "Esq."), but rather works in another profession? Or are the two
simply interchangeable?  What career paths would open up for a records
manager who went on to earn a law degree but planned to still work in
RM? 

 

Thanks for clearing this up for me.

 

Gary Link, CRM
Corporate Records Manager
227 Fort Pitt Boulevard  Pittsburgh  PA  15222
TEL 412.765.1700     www.astorino.com <http://www.astorino.com/> 
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