Biography:
Dylan Salrin is a highly accomplished perioperative nurse educator, leader, and speaker dedicated to advancing nursing practice and education. With a Master’s degree in Nursing Leadership and Administration, Dylan brings extensive experience to his current role at Children’s Hospital Colorado, where he mentors perioperative teams in delivering safe, high-quality care to pediatric patients. As a Board-Certified Orthopaedic Nurse (ONC-A), Dylan specializes in orthopedics and has a talent for breaking down complex clinical concepts into actionable, evidence-based practices. Before his current role, Dylan honed his expertise at UCHealth (University of Colorado Health), where he worked in various nursing capacities, contributing to the growth of his teams and the improvement of patient care outcomes through total joint replacement-focused research. An engaging speaker, Dylan has presented at domestic and international conferences, sharing his insights on topics such as perioperative clinical practice, shortfalls in the representation of the pediatric population in healthcare, and navigating the transition from bedside nurse to leadership roles. His talks are known for their practicality, humor, and ability to inspire both new and experienced nurses. Dylan is also an author, having written Wells in the Wild: Colorado's Trails and Tall Peaks, a children’s book that is distributed through hospitals as well as online libraries. He is currently writing a book for nurses transitioning into leadership roles, addressing challenges such as imposter syndrome and the importance of fostering a supportive and inspired clinical practice. Beyond his professional endeavors, Dylan is deeply involved in community initiatives, including his work with the Rocky Mountain Warm Hands Initiative, which converts wildfire mitigation waste into sustainable green energy in the form of firewood to vulnerable households in need during Colorado’s cold mountain winters. Known for his leadership, mentorship, and commitment to excellence, Dylan continues to leave a lasting impact on the nursing profession and the communities he serves.
Title : Bridging the gap: Addressing equipment limitations in pediatric surgery
Title : Taking the negatives out of negative pressure wound therapy dressings: A cost analysis regarding total joint surgeries