The UTRGV School of Nursing on May 23 welcomed eight students from the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District who are prospective UTRGV nursing students enrolled in Project HEAL2 (Health Education and Leadership for All). The program, operated by the Region One Education Service Center, provides high school students interested in a nursing career with educational opportunities and experiences to kick start their career. Shown here are (front row, from left) student Erika M. Lopez; Dr. Sharon Radzyminski, dean, UTRGV School of Nursing; Dr. Eliza Alvarado, director, Project HEAL2 at Region One Education Service Center; and student Sandra L. Gonzalez. (Middle row, from left) Students Hailey Jasso, Ximena Cano, Mabel Garza and Rebecca Martinez. (Back row, from left) students Kaycee Garza and Kaelin Cabrera, and Nancy Nadeau, clinical associate professor and project coordinator of Project HEAL2 at the UTRGV School of Nursing.

UTRGV School of Nursing Welcomes Prospective Students from Project HEAL2

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Regents Approve Acceptance of Gifted Land

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Pictured: Students and counselors from IDEA San Juan College Prep and Mission ISD share their roles in helping to ¬fight the opioid crisis. Photo for last week’s “National Prevention Week 2019”, a national health observance sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) dedicated to increasing the prevention of substance use and promotion of mental health, and celebrating the successful prevention efforts of organizations and individuals.

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Photo caption: (Left to right) Adriana Cotal, Food Services Manager; Roy Rios, Certified Coding Specialist, Health Information Management; and Len Al Blakely, Food Services Director enjoy some snow cones and fellowship during Valley Baptist-Brownsville’s Hospital Week activities on Friday, May 17.

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Mission Citrus Golf Classic Tournament a Success

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Valley Now Has Exceptional Certified Stroke Care

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Valley Baptist Medical Center-Harlingen Earns Top-Grade In-Patient Safety from The Leapfrog...

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