Article: Hyperjobs: the new higher-level work and how to grow into it; As traditional jobs disappear, people will need to develop their nonautomatable skills to remain marketable and productive in the "Hyper-Human Economy." In many cases, workers won't go after Existing jobs, but rather create them by identifying problems to be solved with their hyper-human skills, such as discovery, creativity, and influence.(job market)

Article: Will robot Penelope replace a scrub nurse?
Same-Day Surgery;  March 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Will robot Penelope replace a scrub nurse? Robot hears surgeons request, gives ... later this year that can stand in for a scrub nurse. Penelope (Manufacturer: Robotic ... a $30-and-up hourly rate for a scrub nurse, with the hourly rate for surgical ...

Dictionary definition: scrub nurse
The Oxford American College Dictionary;      197 words ...scrub nurse • n. a nurse who assists a surgeon by performing certain specialized duties during a surgical operation.

Article: Scrub nurse practice
British Journal of Perioperative Nursing;  February 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...EDUCATION There is a growing trend within perioperative practice for nurses to undertake dual roles as both scrubbed nurse and surgeon's first assistant. In this article, Janet Wood suggests that nurses are allowing themselves to be pressured into attempting to carry out both roles simultaneously.

Article: New York Inventors Develop Robotic Scrub Nurse
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  January 17, 2007 ;     505 words ...ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 17 -- Michael R. Treat of New York, David M. Brady of Astoria, N.Y., and Martin T. Lichtman of Stanford, Calif., have developed a robotic system, and a corresponding method, that performs the function of a human scrub technician in an operating room. According to the U.S.

Article: NON-TRADITIONAL JOBS OUTLINED
Post-Tribune (IN);  March 5, 1990 ;     700+ words ... ... to pupils about the paycheck power of so-called non-traditional jobs. Consortium representatives have visited guidance counselors ... seventh-grader Jaimie Cox. Boys presented with non-traditional jobs such as elementary school teaching and nursing, weren ...

Article: LABOR-TRADE: TRADITIONAL JOBS IN DANGER IN 21ST ...
Inter Press Service English News Wire;  October 19, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... think -- at half the price of the ones I make," he told IPS. His situation, like many other self-employed workers in traditional jobs here, is dramatic. Few receive any assistance from state social agencies and with reduced income and no money saved ...

Article: Blacks turn to non-traditional jobs in economic ...
Tri-State Defender;  August 20, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... that as a woman, we're minorities, so we'll get placed well." It's sometimes not as easy for men seeking non-traditional jobs. When James Sutton, 26, of Montgomery, Ala., went looking for his first nursing job last year, he said the front ...