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Show ATCSU Nursing Course Hear Completion - iiiiihim ' trn iiinnwifim imiiiiiimii,i"ifp"'t Sm'ti ti . .niJ 1 nil.,: Jm. '!t 1L? f If $ ... ' ,, I If J ill t VfSSa mMi'- imm' 'moselle? Bracken, Barbara Baniham and Olive Wing, St. Ueore; Laurel Anderson, Alt. Camiei; Jessie Lou Jensen and Ins Slnnsiium, Emery; Ulen-na Ulen-na Lawrence, Leeds; Margaret Miller, LeVerkiti; Nina iwb'o, i'aragonah; Novella Siebert, 1 Sigurd; imogene Tucker, Price, ana Marilyn Wnite, Beavur, NURSING TRAINING. Pat Tucker, instructor, right and patient Marilyn While, give critical eye to nurses trainees, left to right, Nina Robb, Laurel Anderson, Kay Richard and Kay Hunt. j The third class of students! I to participate in a year-long Licensed Practical Nurse Program Pro-gram at College of Southern Utah is approaching the linal phase of training, it was announced an-nounced by Kllen Anderson, nursing supervisor. A total of 15 students have completed three-fourths of the woi'K required lor certification and are now in the clinical period of tne course in which ihey learn advanced nursing techniques, according to Miss Anderson. She said the student stu-dent nurses are rounding out the course by getting specialized special-ized experience in medications, intensive care, post operative care, and care of children and the newborn. The group is presently participating in firsthand first-hand observations and practice in the Valley View Medical Center, Southern Utah and Cedar City Clinics, Cedar Manor, Man-or, and Miss Wanda's Nursery. Previous study has included an eight-week stay at the U-tah U-tah Valley Hospital and Utah State Hospital in Provo where procedures were given the group in maternity, pediatrics, intensive, and psychiatric care. Field trips to other localities local-ities included a visit to the University of Utah Medical Center, the Salt Lake County Extended Care Hospital, A-merican A-merican Fork Training School, nursing homes, and sewage llfW , 1 fill' V It , tt ., :' , ; PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Ellen Anderson, right helps nurses trainees, left to right, Marilyn Murie, Barbara Barnham, Glenna Lawrence and Novella Siebert, with application of bandage. disposal plant. The class began its work in April, 1967, with a 17-week course in theory, followed by three weeks of hospital practice. prac-tice. The group will participate in graduation exercises April 12, 1968 and will take examinations exam-inations for state licensing the following month. Miss Anderson said the students stu-dents will have a week's vacation va-cation at Christmas, after which they will return to take the National Achievement Test. They will participate in an intensive review of the year's work two weeks prior to graduation. The nursing courses are taught by Wilma Boney and Lorraine Wilson. Members of the class are Kay Hunt, Ida Lightner and Marilyn Murie, Cedar City |