Randy Trani
74:56 - 75:41
"There's already 2 more meetings scheduled December 10th and January 4th. I know that one of the ideas that I've heard that made a lot of sense to me is that you want to have people working at their level of licensure that's at their peak level of licensure."
“There's already 2 more meetings scheduled December 10th and January 4th. I know that one of the ideas that I've heard that made a lot of sense to me is that you want to have people working at their level of licensure that's at their peak level of licensure.”
- Speaker
- Randy Trani
- Timestamp
- 74:56 – 75:41
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Matanuska-Susitna Borough
- Captured at
- October 19, 2026
From the transcript
There's already 2 more meetings scheduled December 10th and January 4th. I know that one of the ideas that I've heard that made a lot of sense to me is that you want to have people working at their level of licensure that's at their peak level of licensure. And I'll use an extreme, you know, I'll use a really extreme example because then it'll make sense. If you're the brain surgeon, we probably don't want you spending the bulk of your time bandaging ankles, right? So how can we maximize people's expertise by having them do the thing that they are, you know, their highest licensure and spend most of the time there?
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