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Amanda Lee is a naval Aviator with the United States Navy. She became the United States Navy's first woman pilot when she was commissioned in June 2022 to the Blue Angels elite fighter jet demonstration flight squadron. Lee began her career as the Left Wing demo pilot in the aircraft number 3 on the 11th of March, 2023, located in El Centro, California. Amanda Lee (Canadian fitness model) is an Canadian Instagram star. Additionally, she works as a personal coach. Amanda Lee has inspired thousands of individuals to get active through social media and she is well known for being a well-balanced and healthy body. Amanda Lee graduated with a Master of Science of Nursing with a specialization in Nursing, from Yale School of Nursing. It's the American Nurses Credentialing Center has granted her a license and she's also registered as a Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, the National Association of Pediatric Nurses membership. Nurse managers are accountable for the supervision of nurses in a health care setting. They also contribute to developing a culture that enhances the quality of life for patients. Nurse managers, in addition to having their own medical training and experience, also have extensive authority over nurses working in a specific floor of a clinic or hospital. They are chief nurses officers, the nursing administrators that are part of the leadership team of healthcare organizations. Nursing leadership at the highest degree. The Sister (also known as a Ward Sister, unit Sister) is in charge of running the entire unit or ward and ensures the standards of nursing are adhered to. They are the head of staff members who guarantee high-quality service and are essential to ensuring that communication is maintained among all the people involved in patient management. Sister is the UK name for the senior nurse who is in charge of the Hospital Ward. Nurses under her are known as "nurse". The term comes from those days in which nurses were members of the 'Nursing Order' composed of sisters (nuns) which were protestant as well as Roman Catholic, depending on which hospital was in charge.