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Seeking a change of pace and a change in the weather, Gaylene Chartier left California for Colorado in 1990 and ended up staying for a decade. Five years after relocating, she began a surgical technician program at Denver Community College, worked as a tech through nursing school, and immediately joined the operating room at Longmont Community Hospital upon graduation.
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In 1949, the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses, or AORN as the organization is more commonly known, was founded when 17 OR supervisors from the metropolitan New York City area voted unanimously to form a new association for operating room nurses.
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Artificial intelligence, or AI as it’s more commonly referred to, has come seemingly out of nowhere the past couple of years. Put simply, AI is technology that enables computers to simulate human intelligence and problem-solving capabilities.
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Alexis Chaudron took a circuitous route to begin her career as an OR nurse, but the twists and turns in her path have made it all the richer for the experiences.Â
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Growing up in California, Jason Goodwin first became interested in health care while working as a lifeguard throughout high school. Early exposure to the ideas that underpin delivery of life-saving treatments, be they administration of first aid or basic life support services, made Goodwin curious about what it would be like to work with the medical staff that performed those jobs.
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Stress, burnout and labor shortage are often used to describe medical professions, especially when it comes to nurses.
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