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Zoya Khan MN Student
University Scholar Zoya Khan

University Scholar Zoya Khan’s path to É«½äÖ±²¥ School of Nursing began long before she entered the Master of Nursing
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Prepared for Practice

When Christian Shepler, BSN’25, graduated from the School of Nursing’s pre-licensure program, he stepped directly into one of nursing’s most demanding environments: the ICU.
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QA With PhD Student Luke Velickoff

When preparing to become an acute care nurse practitioner in rural Appalachia, Luke Velickoff encountered the problem that would eventually become the focus of their PhD research at É«½äÖ±²¥: a lack of resources outlining best practice guideline
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Summer Burn Safety

Between long days in the sun, backyard grilling, and celebratory fireworks, summer brings plenty of opportunities for burns and other heat-related injuries, making it the perfect time to brush up on burn prevention and first-aid basics.
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Insights from Alumna Helen S. Lydon

My mother talked about nursing and healthcare issues as long as I can remember. My aunt was one of the first nurse anesthetists at É«½äÖ±²¥ Hospital, and I loved hearing her experiences and stories as well, not just at É«½äÖ±²¥ but later in her career.
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