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Gina Lindberg, RN, COHN, is an occupational health nurse in a hospital employee health office, where she monitors clinical follow-up for staff exposures to bloodborne pathogens and routine infection hazards. She brings 15 years of nursing experience to the clinic. She ran an institutional blood drive program and later took on employee safety consultations. Lindberg has a bachelor of science in nursing.

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