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Editor’s Page: Imposter Syndrome

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By Jared Bilski Verified
| Outpatient Surgery Magazine Verified
Put another way: You’re not good enough. You don’t belong here. An unexpected transition to the editor-in-chief position awakened my dormant Imposter Syndrome — a condition that finally seemed to be in remission — with a vengeance. I’m not a surgeon or anesthesiology provider. I’m not a nurse, surgical technologist or SPD tech. In fact, I’ve never done anything that even resembles the work of a healthcare provider. On the surface, there’s no reason for me to be driving this train.
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Editor’s Page: Making Ronnie Proud

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By Jared Bilski Verified
| Outpatient Surgery Magazine Verified
A few years before the group program, I attended the funeral of an older distant cousin at Ronnie’s funeral home. While mourners slowly made their way through the receiving line, during the viewing another relative — a teen often referred to by the family as “mixed up” — dramatically ran up toward the coffin from the back of the room yelling, “Where are his glasses?! He can’t see without his glasses!” over and over while a small group of boys in the back doubled over laughing.
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Editor’s Page: How About a Hand for the Crew!

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By Jared Bilski Verified
| Outpatient Surgery Magazine Verified
But it’s what happens behind the scenes that often gets overlooked. That’s why I love when frontmen and frontwomen make it a point to highlight their road crews, the people who work tirelessly to produce the show and without whom the entire enterprise would crumble.
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