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Peru blog: WSU students make it to Machu Picchu
By Kenzie McNeel, WSU College of Nursing student
Machu Picchu
Today was the day that many of us have been waiting for, the highlight of our trip. It was an early start at 5 a.m. The bus ride up was a little bit scary with winding switchbacks up a steep mountainside. Some parts of the roads were so narrow that the large buses couldn’t pass each other. We came face to face with another bus, forcing them to back up until the road was wide enough to pass by them.
When we finally made it to the entrance, we were met with a short … » More …
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Melody Rasmor named Washington’s nurse practitioner of the year
Melody Rasmor, clinical assistant professor at the WSU College of Nursing-Vancouver, will be honored by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners as a leader in the profession in Washington.
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DNP grad found that group medical visits were useful in treating chronic pain
Imagine being a nurse practitioner serving patients in a county that’s larger than Rhode Island, but has just 5,300 residents and one medical clinic.
In the West, that’s the reality – and the challenge – for many rural healthcare providers.
Read StoryWith campuses and classes in Eastern, Central, and Southwestern Washington, we understand the geography and needs of our state. Whether in urban or rural settings, we prepare nurses to be leaders and advocates for healthcare, patients, and the nursing profession.
