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I'm a project manager for a medical integration company, which is a fancy name for OR AV. We basically tie all the medical imaging equipment in an OR together and route it to monitors and speakers. We do some conferencing platforms as well. My job description is herding cats. Fortunately I do it mostly from the home office, i.e. my couch. If I'm feeling really businesslike I mosey down to my office and do it from there. I do about 4 visits per project, so there is some travel. I can usually be in and out in a day, so not so bad.
Lately I've been focusing on VAs. The one in Sturgis is a VA. It's nice to see them (VAs in general) stepping up their game. They were lagging behind the industry pretty severely until recently.
It's all about the ebb and flow Jack - like riding a wave.
Naw - I think that's (supposed to be) the chick (but really a stunt rider) from The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo chasing down the bad guy, if I recall correctly.
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