-: My favorite part about it is just the fact that
I get to see some really cool stuff,
and I get to work with some really smart people.
And at the end of the day,
we put these surgeons on this pedestal and they're
great and amazing and they
deserve every bit of it.
But at the same time they're
telling you about,
how their two year old is teething,
and how their five year old
had their first day at kindergarten
and things like that so it's
just really cool to kinda like...
Put them on a human level.
And that respect in professionalism is still there but it's
just interesting like oh Dr. So-and-so but like,
we're cool we're friends,
like I see him in the hallway and hey what's up?
So I think that's
really amazing about my job.
I think one of the hardest things is when you have a new Doc
or a new procedure so you're
not quite sure about the procedure how it's
gonna flow and then you have a new Doc and you're
like (sighs) I really don't
know what they like that we don't
have a preference card for them so it's
just kind of like everything's
up in the air because you're
like What do I pull?
What will I need?
And that's a really good time to be like
Hey Rep this is your stuff can you kinda
give me a hand here or what we're
gonna need and kind of the flow of the procedure.
But there's other people in the room.
Waukesha we have SAs so it's
kind of like the promotion of my position,
where they are a Surgical Assistant,
and although I assist they're
primarily it's like a first assist.
And so I can be like hey So-and-so I've
never done one of these before or
I have not done this specific way to do it.
Can you give me a walk through and they're
there to help and kinda guide you through that so.