Find Your Place On Board - Maria Kuo Ward Clinical Supervisor

"It makes you feel like you're really a real nurse again."
As ward clinical supervisor, Maria Kuo is responsible for more than just herself and the patients. Her role is to provide support for the managers in every surgical area, and ensure that they have what they need to work effectively.
“I love being able to see the overflow of the hospitals, and being able to put nurses in areas that they’re going to really excel in,” says Maria.
Perhaps you have hoped that your abilities to work well with others and manage complexity might land you in a place where you belong? Take a look at Maria’s video and learn if you have the motivation to #FindYourPlaceOnBoard.
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