Western Nevada College's Nursing & Allied Health Open House brought together prospective students, faculty and current students on Nov. 5 for an exciting and informative, hands-on introduction to the many health care career pathways available at WNC.

Visitors didn't just hear about the programs; they got to see them in action.

• Emergency response in action. Current students demonstrated an emergency response simulation, showcasing the skills and teamwork needed in critical situations.
• A closer look at patient care! Instructor Amber Price introduced visitors to the important responsibilities of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
• Learning by doing! Phlebotomy students led by Instructor Brittany Iwuh explained the care, safety and procedures involved in drawing blood from patients.
• Exploring the RN pathway. Professors Kathryn Cocking and Michael Coudriet shared information about WNC's highly regarded two-year Registered Nursing program and the variety of career specializations available to graduates.

From Registered Nursing to Certified Nursing Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician and Laboratory Technician training, WNC offers opportunities to turn a passion for helping others into a rewarding career. Missed the Open House? Take the time to explore your future.

Learn more about WNC's Nursing & Allied Health programs at https://wnc.edu/nursing-and-allied-health/index.php.

For more information, phone 775-445-4425 or email nursing.alliedhealth@wnc.edu/.