My dear wife Karen embraces her Central Service Processing class at BOCES with much enthusiasm.
In a few months, she’ll be starting a new career, making sure surgical equipment is thoroughly cleaned for surgeons.
Bring on the instruments.
Last week, the teacher took the class on a field trip to three on the local hospitals. She wants the students to get a great view of job duties and responsibilities right now.
Karen texted me the photo above. Yes, they had to wear their student scrubs, a special color that separates them from the staff workers. And they had to be sterilized for the special parts of the hospital.
That night at home, she filled me in about the ins and outs of the trip.
She’s ready to take on her internship in a month or so.
I think she’s going to be awesome in this career.
Mark Bialczak 
Oh, that’s Karen? At one glance, she looks like a surgeon, Mark! LOL! All the best to Karen in her new job.
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She can be a cut-up, Patricia, but not in that way. Thanks for the kind words. 🙂
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( ◜◒◝ )♡
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that is so cool! i have loved my career change and i’m sure that she will too !
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Thanks for the support, Beth. 🙂
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You go Karen! Congratulations on a great decision and Good Luck!
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Karen did great, I agree, JoAnn. I’ll tell her about your comment. 🙂
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I’m impressed. Way to go Karen!!!
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Thanks, Colleen!
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exciting times!
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For sure, Rachel!
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That is an important job because of the health and safety aspects. If surgical instruments are not clean then people can get sicker or die. Best of luck to her.
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Thanks so much, Tony!
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A career change, always energizing ! All the best to Karen.
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Thank you, Van!
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I think you’re both awesome!
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Thank you, our awesome friend Ann!
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Thank you, sir.
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