Attention all career climbers and certification seekers! Are you ready to explore the exciting opportunities for growth in Infection Prevention and Sterile Processing? In this bonus episode of "On Pathogens & PPE," host Jill Holdsworth and co-host Tiffany Reece are joined by special guests Jessica Dangles, Frankie Catalfumo, and Brandon Gantt to discuss the ins and outs of career progression in SPD and IP. From obtaining AIPC and CRCST certifications to advancing your career, these experts provide a roadmap to success in these critical patient safety roles. They'll also dive into the importance of continuous learning, networking, and embracing new challenges throughout your healthcare career. So, whether you're just starting out or looking to climb the career ladder, tune in and discover how to turn your passion for patient safety into a rewarding, lifelong career!

Thank you, #CleanFreaks, for joining us on this incredible journey through the world of Infection Prevention and Sterile Processing with our "On Pathogens & PPE" podcast series! We hope these episodes have armed you with the knowledge and inspiration to continue #FightingDirty!

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This series is designed to empower you and your team to transform your department's approach to employee and patient safety. A special thanks to our Year 1 sponsor Healthmark, a Getinge company, for making this series possible! Discover Healthmark's innovative and cost-effective infection control solutions for your healthcare facility here: https://www.hmark.com/?pmc=BC-Readonpod

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