🏥 What you see in surgery is one surgeon. What makes that surgery successful is an entire team — and the ability to adapt instantly to every patient who comes through that door. Larger patients present a real positioning challenge in the OR. The table setup that works perfectly for one patient can become unstable for another. In those moments, you don't push through a compromised setup. You adapt — adjust the leg position, recalibrate the table height, reconfigure until everything is stable, comfortable, and safe. Every. Single. Time. "Eric, drop the other leg. Raise the table a little higher. That's good." — Those three quick instructions represent something far deeper: a team that communicates with precision, responds without hesitation, and trusts each other completely. That dynamic doesn't happen by accident. It's built through years of working together and a shared commitment to doing right by every patient. The public sees the surgical outcome. What they rarely see is the i...