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Every Sterile Processing (SP) professional knows that some instruments are more difficult to clean than others. It sounds obvious, but it’s true. Whether due to design features or cosmetic choices, some instrument IFU can be followed easily, while others take extra time and effort. In episode 160, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Cheri Ackert-Burr, staff nurse and clinical consultant, about difficult-to-clean instruments. Ackert-Burr and Czarnowski review how a device’s design, components, and use can all create cleaning challenges and discuss ways to strengthen perioperative teamwork for the benefit of the patient. Ackert-Burr emphasizes the importance of having a backup plan. She poses questions to help evaluate the addition of a single-use device or the purchase of new cleaning equipment. From watching for soil dried in box locks and screw threads to the dangers of using the wrong cleaning brush, this episode is packed with practical advice. Listen to increase your knowledge of device complexity and what is required to get your instruments clean. About Our Guest Cheri Ackert-Burr, Clinical Consultant Torvan Medical Cheri Ackert-Burr is a perioperative nurse with more than 40 years of experience in clinical, leadership, military, and specialist roles. A CNOR since 1979, she is a voting member of AAMI working groups on endoscopy reprocessing and sterilization and has presented nationally and internationally on infection prevention and patient safety in endoscopy. She holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Chamberlain University.   Sponsored by Torvan Medical designs and manufactures forward-looking equipment and innovative solutions for medical and scientific workspaces. Its portfolio includes ergonomic decontamination equipment, height-adjustable reprocessing sinks and workstations, HEPA-ventilated endoscope storage and drying cabinets, automated reprocessing technologies, flushing systems, pathology solutions, and related consumables. The company recently introduced two distinctive new products designed to address current gaps in device reprocessing: AutoSink and AquaBrush. Every Torvan Medical product is designed and built with exceptional craftsmanship and care, helping create a safe, comfortable, and visually appealing workplace while improving processes from start to finish. That’s the ART OF INNOVATION and the SCIENCE OF CARE. The code required for CE credit will be mentioned during the podcast. Please make note of the code when you hear it to complete the quiz at the end for CE credit. Earn CE Now

Change defines the world of the Sterile Processing department (SPD). Day-to-day changes in the surgical schedule—shifting procedures, add-ons, emergency cases, and Operating Room (OR) requests—can stress the department by having not enough inventory one day and far too much the next. In episode 159, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Tory Teakell and Jake Byerly of Medline about nuances and opportunities in managing instrument inventory. Teakell and Byerly share strategies to align instrument inventory with case demand and discuss how to use case volume and sterilization requirements to predict pressure points and resolve bottlenecks. The conversation leans into the importance of SPD/OR collaboration and highlights aspects of our daily work that frequently go unnoticed but can have a surprisingly big effect on capacity and efficiency. About our Guests Torres Teakell, Clinical Solutions Manager, Medline Tory Teakell has more than 15 years of experience, both in healthcare and vendor settings, and currently serves as a Clinical Solutions Manager for Clinical Consulting Services with Medline. Teakell’s extensive perioperative clinical experience includes roles as a Surgical Technologist, OR Nurse Manager, OR Charge Nurse, and Sterile Processing Supervisor. She holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing and a master’s degree in health information management and is a Six Sigma Lean Certified Green Belt. Jake Byerly, Clinical Solutions Manager, Medline Jake Byerly has been working in Sterile Processing since 2009. His career includes more than 15 years in leadership and management roles, supporting teams, and helping drive operational improvements within SPDs. Byerly has a bachelor’s degree in healthcare management and currently serves as a Clinical Solutions Manager with Medline, where he works with healthcare facilities nationwide on product related challenges, workflow optimization, and education. The role allows Byerly to partner directly with SP professionals, OR teams, and healthcare leaders to identify opportunities for improvement and share best practices that support patient safety and efficiency. About our Sponsor Medline is the largest provider of medical-surgical products and supply chain solutions serving all points of care. Through its broad product portfolio, resilient supply chain, and leading clinical solutions, Medline helps healthcare providers improve their clinical, financial and operational outcomes. Headquartered in Northfield, Illinois, the company employs more than 45,000 people worldwide and operates in more than 100 countries. To learn more about how Medline makes healthcare run better, visit www.medline.com. The code required for CE credit will be mentioned during the podcast. Please make note of the code when you hear it to complete the quiz at the end for CE credit. Earn CE Now

With rigid container systems, it is important to differentiate between durable and indestructible. Rigid container systems are FDA-regulated medical devices and need to be properly cared for to ensure a long and useful life. In episode 158, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Alexander Miseirvitch of Aesculap about rigid container use and maintenance. Miseirvitch emphasizes the container’s role in the sterile barrier system. He reviews the advantages of rigid containers and times when they might not be the right choice. Miseirvitch poses questions for those considering rigid container integration and dives into container inspection, repair, tracking, and lifecycle management. He even explains how rigid containers might show up in an accreditation survey. Miseirvitch ends by highlighting the AAMI, AORN, and ISO standards that relate to containers. Listen in for an entirely new perspective on rigid containers and to learn how they are so much more than “just a box.” ABOUT OUR GUEST Alexander Miseirvitch Senior Product Manager, Healthcare Solutions Aesculap Alexander Miseirvitch, BS, CCSVP, is Senior Product Manager, Healthcare Solutions, at Aesculap, Inc., supporting the company’s sterile container portfolio. With nearly 24 years of healthcare experience, he brings a practical, field-informed perspective to Sterile Processing (SP) operations, IFU alignment, sterility assurance, workflow improvement, and sustainability. Miseirvitch is an active member of AAMI and contributes to standards-focused work aimed at supporting safe, effective, and practical SP practices. ABOUT OUR SPONSOR Aesculap, Inc., a B. Braun company, is part of a 175-year-old global organization focused on meeting the needs of an ever-changing healthcare community. We understand the daily challenges a Sterile Processing department faces to meet demanding OR schedules. Our teams, backed by more than a century of industry experience, are dedicated to helping hospitals optimize their perioperative performance. In the face of increasing size and complexity of surgical inventories, our experts are equipped with the specialized tools and methodology required to identify potential areas of improvement and help health systems Operate With Greater Precision™. From containers and repairs to consulting, education and, of course, surgical instruments, we strive to deliver products and services that improve the quality of patients’ lives. The code required for CE credit will be mentioned during the podcast. Please make note of the code when you hear it to complete the quiz at the end for CE credit. Earn CE Now

How surgical devices are cleaned and decontaminated determines the efficacy of the sterilization process. For this to be effective, each item must be cleaned according to its instructions for use (IFU). But, how do manufacturers validate cleaning processes for their instruments? In episode 157, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Dr. William Levia of Medtronic about the manufacturer validation process. Dr. Levia describes the many detailed steps that manufacturers must go through to test cleaning protocols and the reasons behind them. He refers to the different classes of medical devices and discusses the roles of regulatory agencies, standards-setting organizations and testing laboratories. He also introduces listeners to ANSI/AAMI ST98:2022 Cleaning validation of health care products—Requirements for development and validation of a cleaning process for medical devices. Dr. Levia believes in bridging “the standards, the core science and the real-world setting.” Listen to learn more about how instrument manufacturers do their jobs, so we can do ours. ABOUT OUR GUEST Dr. William Levia Global Senior Program Manager for Sterile Processing Medtronic Dr. William Leiva received his PhD in Cybernetics and Statistics from Bucharest University of Economic Studies in 2024 and his MPH in Epidemiology and Health Economics from Andrés Bello National University in 2018. He has worked as a Senior Manager for Scientific Affairs at 3M Healthcare (2008–2023), sterilization and reprocessing subject matter expert at the FDA, and in a leadership role at Medtronic since 2024. He also holds a visiting professorship at Bucharest University of Economic Studies. Dr. Leiva is a recipient of AAMI’s Kilmer Grant, serves as a reviewer of peer-reviewed articles, and has presented internationally, including at AAMI eXchange and WFHSS. His research topics include reusable medical device decontamination, terminal sterilization, sterile barrier systems and reprocessing economic epidemiology.   Earn CE Now

Bacteria, fungi and viruses are the three primary types of microorganisms that Sterile Processing departments (SPDs) battle every day. But what exactly are these infectious agents, how do they spread, and what mechanisms are available to kill them? In episode 156, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Larry Talapa of Solventum about the trio of microorganisms. Talapa explains the nature and pathology of each, including the spore formation process. He shares examples of bacteria, fungi and viruses that are likely to be found in an SPD and reviews strategies to prevent their spread. The conversation emphasizes the importance of cleaning and concludes with a discussion of WHO surveillance and monitoring. Listen to increase your understanding of microbiology and peek into the invisible, microbial world that surrounds us. During the conversation, Talapa references the CDC’s Disinfection and Sterilization Guideline. For the figure referenced, see page 115. ABOUT OUR GUEST Larry Talapa Medical Liaison – Medical Surgical Business Solvetum Larry Talapa is a microbiologist with over 30 years of experience in the area of sterilization, including as a sterilization engineer. In his career, Talapa has been responsible for the development, validation and control of ethylene oxide (EO), steam, radiation and vaporized hydrogen peroxide (VH2O2) sterilization processes. Talapa has presented on the global stage on matters pertaining to the safe and effective use of low-temperature sterilization in healthcare facilities. He is co-chair of AAMI Working Group 04 Biological Indicators and Working Group 16 Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilization as well as a voting member of several other AAMI working groups.   Earn CE Now

Keeping surgical instruments functioning properly and extending their useful life does not happen by accident. It requires focused effort from everyone who uses, handles and cares for the devices, including Sterile Processing (SP) teams. In episode 155, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Jake McHugh and Jeremy Barnell of Agiliti about the instrument repair process. The guests explain the advantages and limitations of the instrument repair truck, discussing what on-site repairs are possible and encouraging technicians to tour a mobile repair unit (MRU). McHugh and Barnell discuss effective preventative maintenance strategies, including the importance of inspection and the advantages of tracking instrument usage cycles. Listen for tips on strengthening the partnership with your repair vendor and ensuring your instruments are safe, functional and available when needed. ABOUT OUR GUESTS Jake McHugh Clinical Education and Training Specialist Agiliti Jake McHugh, CRCST, CIS, CHL, CER, conducts audits and provides educational support to Sterile Processing and Endoscopy departments nationwide. As president of the First Coast Sterile Processing Association HSPA Chapter, McHugh brings over 18 years of extensive experience in Sterile Processing. He has held various roles, including Technician, Instrument Specialist, Tracking System Coordinator, and Process Improvement Auditor. Additionally, he has taught certification classes at community colleges and served on advisory boards. McHugh’s commitment to sharing knowledge is evident in his numerous presentations at APIC chapter meetings, hospital talks and appearances on podcasts. His passion lies in making processing knowledge accessible and comprehensible to others in the field. Jeremy Barnell Director of Project Management, Surgical Equipment Repair Agiliti Jeremy Barnell has spent more than 18 years in the surgical equipment repair industry, working across operations, sales, customer strategy and education. His work focuses on helping healthcare teams better understand their repair activity, reduce avoidable damage, and make informed decisions with their equipment programs. Barnell also helps lead education efforts that support better care and handling of surgical equipment in the field. His perspective comes from years of hands-on repair experience and a strong belief that better visibility, communication and education make a real difference for healthcare professionals. The code required for CE credit will be mentioned during the podcast.  Please make note of the code when you hear it to complete the quiz at the end for CE credit. Earn CE Now

Facilities in many parts of the country are feeling the staffing crunch for Sterile Processing (SP) professionals. Our roles demand a high degree of technical knowledge, and some places do not have access to academic programs or training courses that prepare students for working in a Sterile Processing department (SPD). In episode 154, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with DeMango Griffin Sr. and James Johnson of BJC HealthCare in St. Louis. The guests discuss the diverse pathways to a career in the SPD. Griffin describes the challenges he has found in staffing his department and shares methods that have worked at his facility to find interested candidates. The conversation stresses the importance of advocating for the SPD with healthcare administration and supporting employees in their journeys toward certification. It’s time to stop waiting for vacancies and start recruiting proactively and building talent internally. ABOUT OUR GUESTS DeMango Griffin Sr. Senior Clinical Program Manager BJC HealthCare DeMango Griffin Sr., BS, MHA, CRCST, CHL, CER, CIS, is a healthcare leader with more than 25 years of experience in sterile processing and perioperative support services. He currently serves in a senior leadership role, overseeing multiple Central Sterile departments within BJC HealthCare with operational responsibility across high-volume acute-care facilities. Griffin earned his master’s degree while working full time and has built a reputation for driving operational improvement, regulatory compliance, staff development, and patient safety initiatives. His expertise includes SP/CS operations, Joint Commission readiness, AAMI standards implementation, workforce development, productivity management, capital planning, and multi-site leadership. Griffin is passionate about mentoring the next generation of SP professionals and strengthening local workforce pipelines through education and certification support. James Johnson Sterile Processing Supervisor BJC HealthCare James Johnson has more than 20 years of leadership experience in logistics, inventory management, transportation, and operational oversight. In his current supervisory role, Johnson focuses on patient safety, operational efficiency, and team development. He is committed to ensuring regulatory compliance, improving workflows, and maintaining the highest standards in instrument processing and infection prevention. Known for his strategic mindset and hands-on leadership style, James excels at building high-performing teams and fostering a culture of accountability and continuous improvement. His diverse background enables him to effectively streamline processes, optimize resources, and support healthcare teams in delivering safe, high-quality patient care. The code required for CE credit will be mentioned during the podcast.  Please make note of the code when you hear it to complete the quiz at the end for CE credit. Earn CE Now

Sterile Processing (SP) at times suffers from poor packaging. Our departments are tucked away. Our work is behind the scenes. We as SP professionals may not view our duties in the same light as other work in the hospital, so we diminish our role in conversations or are reluctant to speak up in a group of our peers. In episode 153, host Casey Czarnowski talks with Jamelle Ross about enhancing our professional image in the healthcare community. Ross emphasizes the value and necessity of the Sterile Processing department. She discusses how to show up with intelligence, confidence and integrity and offers tools to present our viewpoints effectively. Listen to learn how to advocate for SP’s role as a necessary and integral component of the perioperative team. ABOUT OUR GUEST Jamelle R. Ross Regional Director of Clinical Operations for Instrument Processing Services STERIS Jamelle R. Ross, RN, BSN, MHA, CRCST, is responsible for implementation of on-site sterile processing improvement projects, including performing work as a clinical liaison, educator and quality systems evaluator. Ross has more than 30 years of progressive, hospital-based perioperative experience and is skilled in AORN, AAMI and Joint Commission regulations. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a Master of Health Services Administration and certifications in Perioperative Nursing, Nursing Administration, Trauma Nursing, Legal Nurse Consulting, Forensic Nursing and Sterile Processing. Earn CE Now

Every year, the HSPA Foundation offers scholarships for Sterile Processing technicians to serve on a Mercy Ships mission, bringing their expertise and passion to those in need in Sub-Saharan Africa. In episode 152, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Kimberly Polard and Oliver Etcu about the Mercy Ships organization and life on a medical mission ship. Polard describes the application process and her experiences onboard. Etcu reviews how Mercy Ships collaborates with local governments to select ports of call and identify the inviting country’s most urgent medical and educational needs. Listen to learn about the life-changing work of Mercy Ships. Etcu also recommends watching The Mercy Ships, a reality show being filmed on board, which he says is “a very good way to experience what the ship has to offer from a volunteer’s point of view.” Stream season 1 here. Our Guests Kimberly Polard, Sterile Processing Technician Kimberly Polard, CRCST, CIS, CHL, CER, is an SP technician with five years of experience, including time spent serving on Mercy Ships. Her time at sea deepened her appreciation for the power of teamwork and dedication in healthcare. She is passionate about the critical role sterile processing plays in ensuring safe, successful surgeries. Oliver Etcu, Sterile Processing Clinical Coordinator, Mercy Ships Oliver Etcu is a Medical Device Reprocessing Technician based in Canada who specializes in sterile processing and infection prevention. Through his work with Mercy Ships, he has supported surgical teams by ensuring the safety and sterility of critical medical instruments in high-impact, resource-limited settings. Passionate about patient safety and global health, Etcu brings a behind-the-scenes perspective on the essential role sterile processing plays in delivering life-changing surgeries.   Earn CE Now

On a daily basis, Sterile Processing professionals use chemicals that can cause workplace-related injuries or make us ill over time. Although these chemicals are a necessary part of our jobs, updated monitoring standards and emerging technology can help protect us from their long-term effects. In episode 151, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Alex Hilliker of ChemDAQ about the increased emphasis on short-term exposure monitoring. Hilliker discusses the evolving landscape of standards and regulations worldwide and how the implementation of short-term exposure limits (STELs) follows global trends and increases the culture of safety in our departments. He advocates for changing not just the way we think about chemical exposure but also “the measures we take every day to protect our teams and verify compliance.” Listen and learn more. The ChemDAQ/ASP white paper on hydrogen-peroxide emissions safety (part 1) is also available for download, and if you missed Hilliker’s first appearance on Process This!, check out episode 125 : Chemical Safety in the SPD. ABOUT OUR GUEST Alex Hilliker Executive Vice President ChemDAQ Alex Hilliker is ChemDAQ’s Executive Vice President, leading efforts to grow the company’s Instrument Division, expand partnerships and increase global brand recognition. He is passionate about employee safety and educating teams on the potential dangers of overexposure to hazardous chemicals. He is a regular speaker for webinars, conferences and events. Previously, Hilliker served as a manager in Deloitte Consulting’s Government and Public Services practice. He holds a master’s degree in Public Administration from The George Washington University and a BA in Political Science from the University of Michigan. He was also selected to participate in leadership programs through the George W. Bush Presidential Center and the University of Pittsburgh’s Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence. ABOUT OUR SPONSOR chemdaq.com ChemDAQ’s mission is to eliminate workplace exposure to toxic chemicals through innovative monitoring solutions, trusted partnerships and unmatched safety expertise. Our advanced sensor technology delivers reliable protection that customers trust, employees take pride in and partners value. Guided by our core values—trust, innovation, empowerment, teamwork, vision and loyalty—we create safer workplaces worldwide. Earn CE Now

Water quality plays a critical role in surgical procedures, clinical diagnostics and medical research as well as the overall operation of healthcare facilities. Yet, confusion often surrounds ST108 and water management in Sterile Processing workflows. You’re trying to follow the standard, but problems persist. Now what? In episode 150, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Matt Bero and Brian Battani of Xylem about common traps SP professionals face when implementing ST108. Bero and Battani discuss how equipment can affect water system design and how to avoid undersizing or oversizing. Listen to increase your understanding of distribution loop pitfalls and gain strategies for maintenance, sampling and monitoring that can be applied to your processes immediately. Our Guests Matt Bero Director, Customer Vertical for Health Sciences, Xylem Matt Bero is a dynamic leader with over 25 years of experience in the water treatment industry, specializing in solutions for healthcare environments. In his current role, Bero focuses on delivering innovative water treatment tailored to the unique needs of healthcare providers. He is also active in shaping industry standards, working with the Canadian Standards Association on Z314. Based in Utah, Matt enjoys spending his time hiking, skiing, and spending quality time with his four children. Brian Battani Senior Business Development Manager, Xylem As the Senior Business Development Manager for Xylem’s Health Sciences Business, Brian Battani works with the nation’s largest healthcare networks to ensure safe, compliant water. Sponsored by Xylem Xylem is a global water technology provider helping our customers solve the world’s toughest water challenges worldwide. Over the last 100+ years, our unique combination of innovative products and services, proven expertise and unmatched customer support have helped to create a more water-secure and resilient world. Across the water cycle, our innovative solutions use less energy, reduce operating expenses and support sustainability efforts. Earn CE Now

The HSPA Board of Directors has a new president for 2026! In episode 149, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Jan Prudent about her inspirations and ideas and the importance of integrity. Prudent shares her views on the current state of our industry. She discusses why she sought this position, her plans for her tenure, and gives advice on how others can get involved with the HSPA Board of Directors. Czarnowski also highlights the educational posters available on the HSPA website. Submitted by SP professionals and industry experts from around the world, the posters were on display at a previous HSPA Annual Conference. They cover a wide variety of SP-related topics, best practices, challenges, and research and are a valuable educational and teaching resource for all SP professionals. Visit the Educational Posters page to to learn more at https://myhspa.org/education/educational-posters/. Note: The posters from HSPA 2026 in Baltimore will be added by early June. About Our Guest Brenda Jan Prudent Manager of Sterile Processing Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center Jan Prudent, BA, CRCST, CIS, CER, CFER, CHL, FCS, is an SP educator and subject matter expert with 29 years of experience in the sterile processing profession. She has contributed widely to publications and presented at many events, including HSPA conferences and chapter meetings. Prudent previously served four years on the HSPA Board of Directors with two as Secretary/Treasurer, and she is now starting her tenure as President. She holds her bachelor’s degree from Idaho State University and is an HSPA Fellow. Prudent has two boys and six grandchildren. She is a 4-H instructor for art, gardening and shooting sports as well as being a 4-H grant writer. Earn CE Now

Harmonizing Process and Policy Large, multi-facility healthcare systems, sometimes spread across several counties or states, pose unique challenges for Sterile Processing (SP) leaders. Competing state and local regulations as well as physical constraints of space, conflicting priorities and different operating hours can make it challenging to harmonize policies and procedures across sites. In episode 148, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Stacey MacArthur, an SP professional with 35 years of experience and current member of the HSPA Board of Directors, about working effectively in a multi-facility system. MacArthur explains the importance of choosing to collaborate with other stakeholders, including fellow SP leaders and colleagues in Infection Prevention, Quality, and Risk Management. She reviews projects that have benefited from system-wide standardization and their associated challenges. Listen to learn strategies to work smarter, prioritize important tasks (not just urgent ones), and speak with leadership about change, all with the goals of achieving compliance and supporting sustainable outcomes. Guest Speaker: Stacey MacArthur Director of Central Sterile Processing Oregon Health and Science University Stacey MacArthur, MS, CRCST, CER, CIS, CHL, started her Sterile Processing career at the tender age of 19. She has worked in a variety of SP roles and is currently the Director of Central Sterile Processing at Oregon Health and Science University based in Portland. She earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Warner Pacific University. MacArthur has served on the Cascade chapter board since 2016 and is the chapter’s current President. She also serves on the HSPA Board of Directors. MacArthur is passionate about our industry and strives to elevate and empower the professionals who do this life-saving work. Earn CE Now

To meet the needs of Sterile Processing (SP) professionals around the world, HSPA regularly updates its technical publications. In 2026, we are proud to present the fifth edition of our Sterile Processing Leadership Manual. The forthcoming edition intends to be a useful resource for any SP professional aiming to broaden their leadership knowledge. Many will also use it to study for HSPA’s Certified Healthcare Leader (CHL) exam, which is accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB). In episode 147, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with the HSPA team members who worked for more than a year on updating this text. The group explains the reasons behind and importance of revisions, reviews the various steps of a book update, and introduces the many people and partners involved in the process. They also discuss projects on the horizon as well as new advances in how HSPA delivers its educational resources. OUR GUESTS: Jon Wood, Director of Technical Publications, HSPA Emily H. Nordstrom, Editor, Technical Publications, HSPA Natalie Lind, Director of Education, HSPA Amy DeGraw, Clinical Educator, HSPA Germaine Lee, Education Manager, HSPA Earn CE Now

Sterilization wrap is a science unto itself. Individuals, organizations and companies around the world constantly seek safer, more durable options for keeping our patients safe, while considering the ecological effects of healthcare waste. In episode 146, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with members of the KiiP Group about shelf life, event-related risks and sustainability. The panel explores critical topics related to sterile wrap usage in healthcare settings, with an emphasis on the purpose and importance of IFU, best practices for sterile storage, metal mass and validated dry time, and opportunities for improving sterility assurance. The group references standards and regulations and closes with a discussion of the logistics of sterile wrap recycling. Packed with valuable information, this episode is worth 1.0 CE. Our Guests: Jennifer Zeck, BSN, RN, CRCST, CER, CIS Infection Prevention Clinical Specialist Solventum Malinda Elammari, CST, CSPM, CRCST, CIS, CHL, CER, CSPDT, CFER, CSIS, CLSSGB, HACP-IC Founder and Owner Crown Point Consulting Sade Brown, PhD Research and Development Engineer Owens and Minor Halyard Tanya Magaña Supplier Excellence Engineering Solventum   Earn CE Now