Tray Command – At Arm’s Length: The Case for Keeping Sterile Instruments Close

Beyond Clean is an internationally recognized media, education, and consulting group focused on Sterile Processing topics and the people, processes, and products that are pushing this industry forward. Based in the US, our global network extends into 155 countries around the world, with a massive offering of free educational opportunities including podcasts, virtual conferences, webinars, expert series, panel discussions, and social media content. Beyond Clean was founded in 2017 by industry thought leader Hank Balch and veteran podcaster Justin Poulin with a vision to bring engaging educational content into the Sterile Processing industry on a regular basis. Since then, the company has continued to expand its reach and recognition in the industry, now hosting one of the largest continuing education (CE) libraries on the planet. Each week we encourage frontline technicians & department leaders to fight dirty, every instrument, every time.

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Beyond Clean is an internationally recognized media, education, and consulting group focused on Sterile Processing topics and the people, processes, and products that are pushing this industry forward. Based in the US, our global network extends into 155 countries around the world, with a massive offering of free educational opportunities including podcasts, virtual conferences, webinars, expert series, panel discussions, and social media content. Beyond Clean was founded in 2017 by industry thought leader Hank Balch and veteran podcaster Justin Poulin with a vision to bring engaging educational content into the Sterile Processing industry on a regular basis. Since then, the company has continued to expand its reach and recognition in the industry, now hosting one of the largest continuing education (CE) libraries on the planet. Each week we encourage frontline technicians &amp; department leaders to fight dirty, every instrument, every time.

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Tray Command – At Arm’s Length: The Case for Keeping Sterile Instruments Close