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The Year in Review: Circuit Surfers 2015!

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Editor’s Note:

Well it has been a heck of a year. Becoming a part of Perfusion.com is an amazing adventure, and has certainly expanded our reach as well as our impact on the international perfusion community.

In 2015 I personally transitioned to becoming a traveling (Locums) Perfusionist, which is absolutely the perfect fit for this blog and myself as well.

This is a collection of the best of the best posts on Circuit Surfers over the last year.

Thank you for reading and contributing to this blog and for supporting our efforts to improve our profession and establish a true international perfusion community!

Please send your New Years pictures of your team– to this FB site- https://www.facebook.com/circuit.surfers so that we can post them on Facebook as we did last year 🙂

Thank you 🙂

Frank

2015: The Best of the Best!

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Frank Aprile

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