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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2026 · 35 MIN

Strengthening the Future of Infection Prevention Through APIC Leadership

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This week on the Transmission Control podcast, Garrett and Jill sit down with Aaron Woodall, newly elected APIC Board Member and longtime federal IP leader, for an honest conversation about where the IP field is headed—and what it will take to move it forward. Drawing on nearly two decades of experience across the Army, DoD, and VA, Aaron shares why he chose to step into national leadership and what gaps still exist in how infection prevention is supported, resourced, and understood. Along the way, Aaron offers a clear look at the collective responsibility of the IP community—and what meaningful progress will require to strengthen the profession. If you've ever wondered how infection prevention can evolve into a fully recognized, well-resourced specialty, this episode brings that vision into focus. Make sure to follow Transmission Control on your favorite podcast app, LinkedIn, and Facebook so you never miss an episode! #TransmissionControl #InfectionPrevention #Podcast #Season3 #TheVictoryLap #APIC #Leadership #FutureOfIP #IPCommunity

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