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had been on the board and I had just rolled off the board because it's a little bit different than IPAC Canada.

We have three-year terms on the board once we're elected.

It's elected position once we're elected.

And so I had been through that, and some people came up to me and said, would you be interested in putting your name in for president? And I thought about it, thought about it, and thought about it, and I thought, okay, fine, I will do that.

I'm at a position right now where I've got a little bit more time to devote to the position of president because it's a big role.

I'm also the first long-term care infection preventionist as a president.

Maybe you can kind of talk about some of the backgrounds that you've seen and how they've gotten into IP.