Sandra C. Sucy, RN, MSN, is a graduate of Roberts Wesleyan College and received her master's degree from the University of Phoenix. Her experience includes staff nursing in long-term care, medical-surgical, telemetry, and intensive care; nursing management in long-term care and nursing education; and community college adjunct faculty. Her experience with PICC lines goes back to 1994 when the organization introduced PICC lines as a vascular access alternative. She cofounded the vascular access program at Unity Health System in 2002 and is proficient in PICC insertion using advanced placement techniques of ultrasound and Modified Seldinger technique. Dennis B. Kupka, II, RN, is a graduate of Genesee Community College. His experience includes staff nursing in surgical services, oncology, and intensive care; case management; oncology management; and clinical educator. He received certification in oncology nursing in 1998 and has been active in oncology education at Unity Health System. Kupka became proficient in PICC line placement in 1997 and has been active in precepting nurses in peripheral vascular access. He cofounded the vascular access program at Unity Health System and is now is proficient in PICC insertion using advanced placement techniques of ultrasound and Modified Seldinger technique. Ruth M. Curchoe, RN, MSN, CIC, is a graduate of Kutztown University and received her masters degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a clinical nurse specialist and has held a certification in infection control since 1994. Curchoe is the director of infection control at Unity Health System and has previous experience as a nurse educator, nursing faculty, quality assurance coordinator, nursing management, and staff nursing in critical care and medical-surgical. Curchoe has published numerous articles related to infection control and has presented programs related to infection-control topics both in health care organizations and the community.