<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0bwQgM_1FOTk1bs00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0bwQgM_1FOTk1bs00" width="1960" height="1029" ></figure>Union City, Tenn.–Jessica Tuck’s senior nursing education class and Baptist Memorial Hospital make a good team.A group of 18 Union City High School seniors recently attended a hands-on event hosted by BMH that let students meet healthcare professionals, take part in a variety of field activities, and explore the many careers Baptist offers.Tennessee Center for Health Workforce Development and BMH co-sponsored the workshop.The UCHS contingent also had the opportunity to visit with various colleges, training programs, and community partners while learning about post-grad education and career opportunities.Tuck, a certified nurse and veteran healthcare teacher at Union City High School, raved about the experience her class had.“One of the best parts of this experience was seeing our students get to try hands-on activities while also learning just how many different career paths are available in healthcare,” she claimed. “Opportunities like this help students connect what they are learning in class to their future and our partnership with Baptist is a tremendous asset for us.“I’m so grateful our students were able to be part of it and thankful to BMH for including us.”Students who learned from the experience included Madde Allen, Aniiya Bond, Stevee Dugger, Katie Goletto, Alex Landeros-Fraire, Ricardo Lopez-Maldonado, Kylie Mayes, Rachel McClanahan, and Blair McKinnis.Also getting hands-on training were Katy Pastor-Hernandez, Kyle Price, Dayton Reynolds, Rylan Robinson, Lily Surr, Liz Tinajero-Rodriguez, Briley Vibbert, Allie Vincent, and Kylie Willcutt.</div></body>

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Union City, Tenn.–Jessica Tuck’s senior nursing education class and Baptist Memorial Hospital make a good team. A group of 18 Union City High School seniors recently attended a hands-on event hosted by BMH that let students meet healthcare professionals, take part in a variety of field activities, and explore the many careers Baptist offers.

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Union City, Tenn.–Jessica Tuck’s senior nursing education class and Baptist Memorial Hospital make a good team. A group of 18 Union City High School senior

UC Nursing Students Get Valuable Experience At Baptist Memorial

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