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Steven Kreftmeyer, Sterile Processing Department technician,

Steven Kreftmeyer, Sterile Processing Department technician,

Steven Kreftmeyer, Sterile Processing Department technician, performs regular maintenance on reusable surgical and clinical instruments at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Sterile Processing Department, O... More

Sterile Processing Department technicians, also known

Sterile Processing Department technicians, also known

Sterile Processing Department technicians, also known as Central Services, gather for a group photograph at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Sterile Processing Department, Oct. 12. The International Assoc... More

Sterile Processing Department technicians participate

Sterile Processing Department technicians participate

Sterile Processing Department technicians participate in a team-building exercise at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Sterile Processing Department (SPD), Oct. 12. The International Association of Healthc... More

Sterile Processing Department technicians, also known

Sterile Processing Department technicians, also known

Sterile Processing Department technicians, also known as Central Services, participate in a team-building exercise at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Sterile Processing Department, Oct. 12. The Internati... More

Michael Hankins (center), Sterile Processing Department

Michael Hankins (center), Sterile Processing Department

Michael Hankins (center), Sterile Processing Department technician, participates in a team-building exercise at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Sterile Processing Department (SPD), Oct. 12. The Internati... More

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