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Surgical technologists, also called operating room techs, scrubs, tech, or surgical assistants, assist surgeons during surgical operations. In this video, you’ll learn about:
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Ed McKay is an inspiration, to his friends, his colleagues and anyone who ever wanted to dream big. He started his career at Johns Hopkins 15 years ago in Environmental Services and worked his way up to surgical technician. He’s worked side by side with some of the world’s greatest surgeons and earned the prestigious Baker King Award. His story demonstrates the partnership between a great institution and the people who make it extraordinary.
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