>> I really like having one patient at a time.
And it's not like working on the floor where you could have five, six, seven patients.
I will always have one patient at a time, which is really nice.
You can focus on the one patient.
I also really like working with a team in the room.
In the operating room, you have the scrub nurse and circulating nurse
and however many surgeons are working at the same time.
You have the anesthesia team.
And you're all in one room working together on the same patient.
And it's nice to have that dynamic of having all aspects
of the care team together at the same time.
We have a defined role technically, but it kind of gets blurred,
if you're trying to help each other out.
Doing teamwork.
Making sure that everything gets done for the patient.
And that one person doesn't get overloaded.
And sometimes you just get overloaded.
You only have one patient at a time.
Like they might be asking for ten different things.
And you -- prioritization is a really big deal.
You have to make sure that you're kind of deciding what's the best thing to do right now
and the things that can get done later.