Category: Leadership

Risk management can be challenging.  We know that we are responsible for “managing risk”, but what does that really mean? In practical terms, we support […]

We have all heard the horror stories…of nurses using used needles and syringes, using unsafe techniques, using the same fluid bags or vials, and other […]

  I have recently been working with a new manager who is just learning about her center.  She’s bright, enthusiastic, experienced, has great critical thinking […]

So, today is a milestone for me.  It’s my birthday, and I have been writing this blog for four years this month.  To honor the […]

I once had an employer ask me to attend an out of state conference.  When I initially heard about the conference, I was interested in […]

I have worked in ambulatory surgery since 1995.  I love the safe quality care our industry provides.  When people ask me why we are good […]

Have you ever had a day when someone comes to you and says, “we don’t have any (supply name here), and the case is scheduled […]

Being in a leadership position is, for lack of a better word-challenging.  But, no offense to those non-surgical leaders, who may start their day at […]

  I don’t know about you, but I find staff training challenging.  I’m NOT Oprah.  (YOU  get to learn about emergencies…lol!) I have this list […]

I’ve done a lot of thinking about overcoming adversity lately.  Like anyone, I’ve had my share.  I tend to admire those who have become greatly […]