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I would like to acknowledge Susan Stafford, Ad Intermin CNO and Executive Director, Nursing Professional Practice for her supports of our organization’s strategic plan which ensures that our business practices are consistent with our mission. Susan sets a high standard for integrity and respect and is consistently viewed as objective and fair. She engenders trust by communicating openly with others, shares feedback in a constructive fashion, and addresses problematic situations head-on in a spirit of positive feedback. She serves as a model of cooperation, sharing, and goodwill. Assumes good intentions and practices selfless leadership. Sets others up for success and inspires others to reach their personal best and stand out among their
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