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[\'Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts (Drs Kelly and Sabouri, Mss Dreher and Kim, and Mr Hughes).\', \'Linda Kelly, DNP, CNP, NCMP, is a doctoral-prepared nurse. She has worked at Massachusetts General Hospital for 38 years and is currently the nursing director for the vascular access nursing team. In her role she promotes patient-centered care and advancing vascular access. Dr Kelly also practices as a certified nurse practitioner.\', \'Denise Dreher, RN, CRNI®, VA-BC, has worked at Massachusetts General Hospital for 46 years, 39 of those on the vascular access nursing team. Ms Dreher is a clinical scholar and a subject matter expert in vascular access nursing.\', \'Georgia Kim, RN, CRNI®, has worked on the vascular access nursing team at Massachusetts General Hospital for 15 years. In her role, she has championed the use of ultrasound guidance in peripheral intravenous catheter placements.\', \'Timothy Hughes, BSN, RN, has worked at Massachusetts General Hospital for 15 years and on the vascular access nursing team for the past 6 years. In his role, Mr Hughes is one of the primary resource nurses for the vascular access nursing team.\', \'A. Sassan Sabouri, MD, holds a dual appointment at Massachusetts General Hospital, as the medical director of the vascular access nursing team for 5 years and as an anesthesiologist for the Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care, and Pain Medicine for 10 years. He is an assistant professor of anesthesia at Harvard Medical School and has 29 years of experience in anesthesia and critical care medicine.\']
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