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Asked how she got the idea to enter a career in nursing, Jane Flowers said she came by it naturally. “It seemed like something that would be good for me,” Flowers said. “It was a good fit. I am mechanical by nature, so the OR worked really well for me. I like tools.”
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Foster leverages his own experiences to help instill in his students a sense of the variety and freedom that exists in a nursing career. He reminds them frequently to “listen to what speaks to you” when setting the courses for their lives, and to “find what makes their hearts happy.”
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Although JoAnn Coleman has dedicated the majority of her professional life to caring for surgical patients, she’d originally planned to enter the workforce as a secondary school teacher.
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“I think I stayed in med-surg for so long because I like going in sometimes not knowing what kind of surgery I’m going to have, or what I’m going to see,” Buhrman said. “I have definitely grown in the same area, having the same managers, working with the same people, and that’s been helpful, especially during COVID.”
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As the vice president of operations for surgical services at the Phoenix, Arizona-based St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Angie Jenkins leverages the expertise and understanding of a 30-year nursing career to connect with health care professionals across a variety of surgical disciplines, from general surgery to interventional radiology, electrophysiology and beyond.
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Miller’s role as manager of the sterile processing department includes oversight of medical device reprocessing on campus, including sterilization and high-level disinfection.
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