The travelling nurse charged with killing six in an L.A. crash had a “profound” history of mental illness, was involved in 13 accidents.
Linton was contracted to work at an L.A. hospital, where she was placed by staffing company AMN Healthcare.
Prior to that, however, she was a sales manager for General Motors in 2009 and began her health-care career as an “extern” at NYU the following year, the Daily Mail reported. Her lawyer said she had a “profound” history of mental health problems which would have contributed to the crash. It remains unclear why Linton was permitted to work as a travelling nurse – holding jobs at six different hospitals over a two-year period, theunidentified women were killed in the crash along with
Asherey Ryan, 23, who was six months’ pregnant, her 11-month-old son, Alonzo Quintero, and her fiancé and unborn baby’s father, Reynold Lester.Article content
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