Pilot program offers nurses forensic training
A new program seeks to train healthcare providers on the proper way to collect forensic evidence to help victims of violence seek justice.
College of Health News
Want to learn how to be a nurse? There鈥檚 a summer camp for that.
Teens ages 16-19 from all over the state gathered for three days of hands-on activities and exploration to experience what a potential career in nursing or health care could be like during nursing camp.
Students find care and careers at Health and Counseling Center
The Student Health and Counseling Center has accepted hundreds of student interns from the College of Health; many full-time staff even started as interns themselves. Here, this semester's students share their thoughts on the value of interning in 香港六合彩资料's student-focused, student-funded health center.
Providing Culturally Competent Nursing Care in Alaska
Johnson & Johnson's Discover Nursing piece on Providing Culturally Competent Nursing Care in Alaska with the RRANN program.
How Do You Recruit More Young Alaska Native Nurses? Start By Giving Them A Stethoscope.
School of Nursing RRANN camp helps recruit young Alaska Native nurses.
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TAGS
- Awards
- Behavioral Health
- Climate Change
- Community
- COVID-19
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Forensic Care
- Giving
- Simulation
- Workforce Development
ACADEMIC UNITS
- Department of Human Services
- Division of Population Health Sciences
- Justice Center
- School of Allied Health
- School of Nursing
- School of Preventive & Therapeutic Sciences
- School of Social Work
PARTNER PROGRAMS
CENTERS & INSTITUTES
- Alaska Center for Rural Health and Health Workforce
- Center for Human Development
- Child Welfare Academy
- Interprofessional Health Sciences Simulation Center
MEDIA INQUIRIES / STORY LEADS