Podcast appearances and mentions of Jon Wood

Following manufacturers' instructions for use (IFU) is among the most important responsibilities of the Sterile Processing (SP) team, and every item in our departments has an IFU—surgical instruments, processing equipment, detergents, disinfectants, and cleaning tools. Although critical for device care and patient safety, IFU do not have a standardized format or common layout. Each document looks different, which can make the process of trying to follow IFU feel Intense, Frustrating and Unclear. In episode 128, host Jon Wood speaks with Randalyn Harreld of SteelcoBelimed about decoding IFU. Harreld describes most IFU as having “endless amounts of information.” In addition to the cleaning and sterilization sections, she identifies key components of IFU, including contraindications, preparation for use, and handling and storage. Harreld explains the term “compatibility matrix” and the differences between verification and validation. She also emphasizes the importance of looking for and following all cautions and warnings. Finally, Harreld offers strategies for housing and managing access to IFU. Listen in to learn how to better understand—and properly use—your IFU. Earn CE Now

Ted speaks with Jon Wood and Dave Wilkins from Glacier Stone Supply, discussing their experiences in the stone business and the unique qualities of Montana stone. They explore the allure of Montana, the journey of Glacier Stone, and the artistry involved in stone installation, emphasizing the importance of resilience and creativity in their industry. In this engaging conversation, Ted, Dave Wilkins, and Jon Wood explore the intricate world of stone design and craftsmanship. They discuss the architectural masterpieces created using unique stones, the journey from quarry to installation, and the importance of storytelling in their industry. The conversation delves into the significance of building trust with clients, fostering a strong company culture, and the passion that drives their work. They also touch on the high-end market, future growth opportunities, and the essential skill of listening to clients to ensure successful projects.TOPICS DISCUSSED01:10 Introduction and Backgrounds03:00 The Impact of marketing and video content08:10 Montana's Allure and Its Influence on Business11:00 The Unique Qualities of Montana Stone12:00 The Journey of Glacier Stone and Its Founders17:15 The Art of Stone Installation and Its Challenges24:30 Architectural Masterpieces: The Art of Stone Design27:15 The Journey of Stone: From Quarry to Home34:05 Building Trust: The Client-Contractor Relationship36:50 Creating a Lasting Culture: Mentorship and Team Dynamics37:50 The Passion for Craft: What Drives Us39:30 The High-End Market and Future Visions48:50 Listening to Clients: The Key to Success CONNECT WITH GUESTDave Wilkins and Jon WoodWebsiteFacebookKEY QUOTES FROM EPISODEWe bought out the assets of a defunct stone business here because I had that opportunity.You don't find a stone like this anywhere.There's a design continuity that people are striving for and the stone is a critical component to that.

The chemicals used in Sterile Processing departments (SPDs) pose serious risks, and Alex Hilliker of ChemDAQ, Inc. believes that chemical safety is not discussed enough. In episode 125, host Jon Wood speaks with Hilliker, who explains the usage progression from ethylene oxide to hydrogen peroxide and glutaraldehyde to peracetic acid. Hilliker discusses the health hazards of working with these chemicals and the regulations and guidelines designed to protect workers from exposure. He reviews exact permissible exposure limits (PELs), methods of environmental and personnel monitoring, and the critical importance of chemical safety training. Earn CE Now

In episode 124, host Jon Wood speaks with AORN Senior Perioperative Practice Specialist Amber Wood about how AORN Guidelines address numerous pertinent topics related to Sterile Processing, including challenges associated with 3D-printed instruments, short-cycle sterilization, overcrowded sets, and more. This podcast answers many questions you may not have even known to ask. Earn CE Now

Today's chapel is a panel discussion titled "Gen Z - Stepping into the Future of the Church." Dr. Jon Wood is joined by Dr. Zach Bowden, Mrs. Kim Ahlgrim, and Mrs. Ashlynn Robinette as they discuss perseverance, life purpose, fear and anxiety, and the use of technology.

President of Wood Brothers Jon Wood is in the Noncents Garage after the team's 101st win in Las Vegas. Corey & Ryan analyze Denny Hamlin's win at Martinsville & welcome Cleetus McFarland to the show.(1:00) John Wood in studio(45:00) Martinsville analysis(1:08:00) Cleetus McFarland previews the Freedom 500See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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On this week's NASCAR Live, Michael McDowell stops by to discuss his transition to Spire Motorsports. Jon Wood then talks with Mike Bagley about the resurgence of Wood Brothers Racing. Kaulig Racing's Christian Eckes also joins the show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today's speaker is Dr. Jon Wood, Vice President of Student Life and Christian Ministries at Cedarville University. Dr. Wood looks at three trials the apostle Paul endured in Acts 24-26, and then gives three lessons we can learn from Paul's defenses.

The driver approval process for the Cup Series has come under a lot of scrutiny lately and Kyle Busch says the system is broken. Plus Wood Brothers Racing President Jon Wood, following their Vegas win, on how they've kept digging even in the lean times.

Unforgettable day at Las Vegas Motor Speedway as Josh Berry gets his first career Cup Series win and the 101st victory for Jon Wood and Wood Brothers Racing. That meant Christopher Bell did not get his fourth straight win. Plus actor Morgan Friedman jokes about getting up to speed.

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In episode 123, host Jon Wood speaks with Dr. Leo Gordon on the topic of excessive instruments found in Sterile Processing trays. As a physician, Gordon shares his unique viewpoint regarding the large quantity of instruments found on the Operating Room back table before, during and after a surgical procedure. He discusses how surgeons have influenced this issue and can potentially help rectify such an excessive waste of time and money. Earn CE Now

In this week's episode of Business of Motorsports, Kelley Earnhardt Miller sits down with Jon Wood, President and Co-Owner of Wood Brothers Racing, for an insightful conversation. Jon reflects on his journey within the family business, discussing the pressures he's faced, the challenges he's overcome, and the lessons learned along the way. Explore the inner workings of one of NASCAR's most iconic teams as Jon shares the complexities of managing day-to-day operations and navigating the unique dynamics of a family-run organization. From balancing sibling and parent-child relationships to forging partnerships with industry leaders like Ford and Penske, Jon highlights how these connections have been pivotal to the Wood Brothers' long-standing success. Jon adds an engaging twist by shifting the focus to Kelley, asking for her perspective on managing JR Motorsports alongside Dale Jr., and she shares her insights into the family dynamics of leading the organization. This episode delivers a thoughtful look at the intersection of business, family, and motorsports—don't miss it!

In episode 122, host Jon Wood speaks with members of the KiiP team about sterile barrier wrap, more commonly known as “blue wrap.” Karina Engels from Owens & Minor/Halyard, Amanda Benedict from AAMI, Tanya Magana of Ecolab, Jennifer Zeck from Solventum, and Sterile Processing technician Tiffany Reece discuss the importance of consistent standards for wrap. They review what to do when encountering multilayer or potentially compromised wrap and explain how KiiP works to investigate concerns and connect users, experts and manufacturers to identify solutions. Earn CE Now

Today's speaker is Dr. Jon Wood, Vice President for Student Life & Christian Ministries at Cedarville University. Dr. Woods points us to the overwhelming grace of God in providing salvation to both Jews and Gentiles. His text is Acts 10:1-48.

In episode 121, host Jon Wood speaks with Hannah Schroeder about one of the most important tools in Sterile Processing (SP): workstations. Schroeder discusses the primary functions, evolution and future potential of the SP workstation. She elaborates on the need for a proper workstation to support surgical device inspection, quality assurance and preparation and packaging.   Earn CE Now

In episode 120, host Jon Wood speaks with Frederick Westermeyer about his journey in rediscovering Sterile Processing (SP) after surviving a traumatic medical issue and the resulting infection that lead to an amputation. As an SP clinical educator, Westermeyer has a unique perspective surrounding his healing and adjustment to the new challenges in his life. He also elaborates on the difficulties of recapturing his spark of energy, curiosity and enthusiasm for the SP profession and how he was ultimately able to be successful.   Earn CE Now

In episode 119, host Jon Wood speaks with Sterile Processing (SP) Consultant and Clinical Educator Casey Czarnowski about sharps injuries. Czarnowski explains the dangers of bloodborne pathogens contracted by seemingly minor scrapes, cuts and pokes. These injuries can occur during Operating Room setup and teardown and in the Sterile Processing department (SPD), both in decontamination and on the clean side. To limit the potential dangers, Czarnowski offers considerations for proper sharps education as well as best practices for sharps disposal.   Earn CE Now

In this episode of Teledyne's Marine Tech Talk, we talk with Jon Wood, CEO of Ocean Data Technologies Incorporated. Ocean Data Technologies, Inc. is a corporation providing oceanographic data acquisition services and support to the offshore marine industry. Their work is global in scale with extensive project experience in the North Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, West Africa, Australia and Indonesia. They have a long history of working with and relying on Teledyne Marine Technologies to get the job at hand done.

In episode 118, host Jon Wood speaks with HSPA's Director of Education Natalie Lind about bullying in Sterile Processing (SP). Lind discusses how the prevalence of bullying in Sterile Processing departments not only breaks down morale but also has direct and negative effects on the quality of patient care. The conversation explores the potential causes of bullying as well as how to recognize that bullying is present in your area and steps to take to resolve it. Earn CE Now

In episode 117, host Jon Wood speaks with Jan Prudent about cultivating confidence among the Sterile Processing (SP) team and helping staff members overcome self-doubt. Prudent discusses strategies for being mindful of team members in order to build a positive work environment. Her suggestions include rounding on team members, periodic check ins, providing genuine encouragement, and taking opportunities to publicly acknowledge individuals for their hard work or extra effort. Earn CE Now

Karsyn Elledge, Brett Griffin, TJ Majors, and Freddie Kraft are back from “The Track Too Tough to Tame” to recap a wild regular season finale. The 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Playoff field is officially set, with two bubble-buster drivers making the dance at the last minute: Harrison Burton & Chase Briscoe. Freddie breaks down a frustrating night for his driver, Bubba Wallace, and the guys analyze the Hail Mary strategies employed by several teams in the closing laps. Plus, Wood Brothers Racing President, Jon Wood, stops by to talk about his driver's big win at Daytona, money vs. talent in the Cup Series garage, and shares a story about how he got booted out by his dentist. 21+ and present in North Carolina. Opt in req. Wager requirements apply. Bonuses awarded as nonwithdrawable bonus bets or profit boost tokens. Restrictions apply including bonus expiration. See terms and conditions at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Gambling problem? Call 877-718-5543 or visit morethanagame.nc.gov. Want more DBC? Check out and subscribe to the new DBC YouTube channel!

In episode 116, host Jon Wood speaks with Tami Heacock, System Director of Sterile Processing with Lee Health, about instructions for use (IFU) and the daily challenges faced in the Sterile Processing department (SPD). Heacock discusses the wide range of detail levels found in IFU, from the simple to the intricate, and the pitfalls that either version can create, especially when left to individual interpretation. Earn CE Now

In episode 115, host Jon Wood speaks with Jeremy Thompson and Gary Wright, Sterile Processing Educators at the University of Kansas Health System, about the hiring challenges in Sterile Processing and modifying the culture to make employment more attractive. The conversation delves into the focus of the importance of educational opportunities and utilizing a career ladder to incentivize and support all employees. Earn CE Now

In episode 114, host Jon Wood speaks with Barry Pickrem about the contrast between the Canadian Standards Association for Sterile Processing and the standards found in the United States, particularly ANSI/AAMI ST79:2017/(R)2022 Comprehensive guide to steam sterilization and sterility assurance in health care facilities. Pickrem also discusses the work of stakeholders on the technical committees setting the Canadian standards.   Earn CE Now

In episode 113, host Jon Wood speaks with Elizabeth Casey about cultures in Sterile Processing (SP) and the importance of keeping a positive outlook despite the many negative aspects encountered in the field. Casey discusses how approaching SP as part of the surgical team and changing our attitudes about how we care for one another and our patients can improve our outlook and create a more positive environment. Earn CE Now

This weekend Austin Cindric looking forward to NASCAR's return to the streets of Chicago and Kyle Larson shares on Shane Van Gisbergen's performance a year ago. Plus Wood Brothers Racing President Jon Wood on how they respected the system while others didn't in signing their new driver Josh Berry.

In episode 112, host Jon Wood speaks with Michele McKinley about the unique possibilities for partnership between the Biomedical and Sterile Processing departments. McKinley addresses how to build this relationship, the opportunities and challenges of collaboration, and how critical this interaction is when considering the best interests and protection of patients. Earn CE Now

Jon Wood has been president of Wood Brothers Racing for nearly two months, and while he was already doing some of the responsibilities, there's still been an adjustment period. Wood is back on the show to discuss if his leading the team was always the plan; the company being around longer than expected in the racing business; the added weight and pressure that comes with working for the family team; the dynamic of a family business; having a different sense of connection with the company because of the new role; the state of the union on Wood Brothers Racing and looking at the future; not just wanting to be in the sport but be relevant; the decision to go full-time again in 2016 being the right one; the difference in performance with a Team Penske alliance; being prepared for tough decisions and conversations, and the harsh reality that brings; the work and effort not seen by race fans.  Original music created by Tony Monge.Follow me here: https://linktr.ee/kellycrandall

In episode 111, host Jon Wood speaks with Preston Rosales about the differences between bosses and true leaders in Sterile Processing (SP). Rosales explains that leaders are often bosses, but bosses are not always leaders, and offers scenarios that define reactions of the two. Their conversation includes development strategies for leaders, such as characteristics that may make one successful, and some approaches that can advance one into a leadership position.   Earn CE Now

In episode 110, host Jon Wood speaks with Jennifer Behlmann about mentoring in Sterile Processing. Behlman discusses the importance of passing on knowledge and experience to others through a deliberate process of "intentional mentorship." She also shares details about her own mentorship journey both inside and outside the Sterile Processing department, and identifies what it takes to become an effective, successful supporter for mentees. Earn CE Now

In episode 109, host Jon Wood speaks with Malinda Elammari, Clinical Education Specialist at Healthmark Industries, a Getinge company, about unexpected data on packaging in the SPD. Elammari reviews packaging types and levels as well as confusion and misconceptions that can be found. Earn CE Now

In episode 108, host Jon Wood speaks with Julie Morrill and Karen Raposa, regional managers at HuFriedyGroup, aChicago-based dental supply and equipment company. Morrill and Raposa sink their teeth into infection prevention compliance associated with dental instruments. They also discuss common challenges when processing tiny, delicate dental instruments in the Sterile Processing area.   Earn CE Now

Today's speaker is Dr. Jon Wood, Vice President for Student Life & Christian Ministries at Cedarville University. Dr. Wood reflects on the series in 1 & 2 Samuel, encouraging us with the truth that Jesus Christ, the Coming King, will make perfect what is imperfect.

In episode 107, host Jon Wood speaks with Hannah Schroeder, Clinical Education Specialist at Pure Processing. Schroeder provides her recommendations and rationalizations for record keeping, time stamping, organization, and foot-traffic flow to contribute to the success of the Sterile Processing department (SPD). Benefits of SPD ergonomic initiatives and efficient layout are also discussed. Earn CE Now

In episode 106, host Jon Wood speaks with Kimberly Ames, the Global Programatic Lead Recruiter and U.S. Recruitment Manager at Mercy Ships, about the importance of the Mercy Ships mission, what it takes to volunteer, and the steps necessary to go from application to serving. Also featured on this podcast is Brenda Esparza, the HSPA Foundation's first Mercy Ships scholarship recipient who served in Sierra Leone, Africa, last year. Esparza will share details about her experience serving as a Sterile Processing technician aboard a Mercy Ships vessel.   Earn CE Now

In episode 105, host Jon Wood speaks with Ann Hewitt and Bob Straub from CENORIN about the critical importance of drying instruments prior to sterilization. More specifically, they discuss how moisture present on devices prior to undergoing steam sterilization or low-temperature sterilization can negatively affect the processes and potentially result in patient injury.   Earn CE Now

In episode 104, host Jon Wood speaks with HSPA Clinical Educator Sue Klacik about several key AAMI standards and technical information reports (TIRs) that affect Sterile Processing. Specifically, she provides updates about ANSI/AAMI ST108, Water for the processing of medical devices, AAMI TIR99 Dilator and ultrasound probes processing in health care facilities, and ANSI/AAMI ST113 Comprehensive guide for steam sterilization for dental facilities, which is being developed with the American Dental Association. She also discusses TIR109, External transport of medical devices processed by health care facilities. Earn CE Now

In episode 103, host Jon Wood speaks with Marcy Duffy, Intuitive's Genesis Reprocessing Product Manager, about robotics in reprocessing. She identifies critical factors to consider when planning a robotics service line, including workflow and layout, assessment of current equipment, understanding how a robotics program fits into current operations, and steps to ease the transition for Sterile Processing leaders and their teams. Earn CE Now

Today's chapel is a Q & A panel discussion with campus Resident Directors led by Dr. Jon Wood, Vice President for Student Life and Christian Ministries.

In our 102nd episode, host Jon Wood speaks with fitness trainer and nutrition coach, Brenda Edwards, about physical, emotional and mental health. Specifically, she shares her recommendations for mobility activities to address the physical demands within the Sterile Processing department. Click the link to see Brenda's SP workout! https://cghustle.zoom.us/rec/play/8f6Wi63aLuQ3PLgBRnwgLfqE2ds4o2jgYvL5zI-WReeJiQjv832iqoU2CZySvfLSCXfJjeE0c5g7Nv39.w75R8NTsaVXJJ8X7 Earn CE Now

In our 101st episode, host Jon Wood reviews the most recent articles found in HSPA's PROCESS magazine related to water quality. Specifically, he explores the article, “A Leader's Guide to Understanding and Following ST108,” authored by Marie Brewer, and key aspects of “Guarding the Gateway: Ensuring Water-Related Safety and Quality in Sterile Processing,” by Norm Thompson. Earn CE Now

In our 100th episode, host Jon Wood revisits 10 must-hear segments from a variety of HSPA interviews conducted in 2023. Some of these discussions include surgical instruments and IFU, a PPE "arsenal" found at a VA hospital, and English as a second language in Sterile Processing. These conversations and more are discussed in this, one-hour special podcast. Earn CE Now

In episode 99, host Jon Wood speaks with Sue Klacik and Terra Kremer about how time, temperature and humidity affect soil drying on medical devices. They also address challenges associated with weather conditions and the transporting of soiled instruments to Sterile Processing areas. Earn CE Now

In episode 98, host Jon Wood speaks with HSPA President, Monique Jelks, about her journey into Sterile Processing (SP), her passion for problem solving, process improvement and supporting fellow SP professionals—and how they helped lead her to become President of the HSPA Board of Directors.   Earn CE Now

Today's speaker is Dr. Jon Wood, Vice President for Student Life & Christian Ministries at Cedarville University. Dr. Wood cautions us against hardening our hearts against God; rather, we must turn to Him in obedience. His text is 1 Samuel 18-20.

In episode 97, host Jon Wood speaks with AORN's Senior Perioperative Practice Specialist, Amber Wood, about the AORN guidelines writing process and the documents' relevance to Sterile Processing (SP) practices. Amber also addresses how others can become involved in the AORN guideline-writing process. Earn CE Now

In episode 96, host Jon Wood speaks with HSPA Clinical Educator, Sue Klacik, who has served on the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation's (AAMI's) standard committees for many years. She shares her unique insights about the importance of AAMI standards and their critical roles in ensuring best practices and appropriate processes are followed to promote patient safety and positive outcomes.   Earn CE Now

In episode 95, host Jon Wood discusses pasteurization and its role in Sterile Processing with HSPA's guests, Richard Radford and Ann Hewitt of Cenorin. Radford and Hewitt discuss the history of thermal disinfection—and how the process that was originally applied to the food industry has been adopted by the healthcare industry. Specifically, they discuss the benefits and application of using water and heat over toxic chemicals when disinfecting instruments.   Earn CE Now