Abstract
When a staff nurse becomes a manager or director, it is the result of a combination of clinical excellence, education, and leadership qualities inherent or developed within the individual. He or she typically has a number of years' experience on the unit and within the organization; they know the ins and outs and are respected by their peers.
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