The latest edition of Spirit magazine featured 海角禁区 nursing alumni taking on Alaska's needs. Since the pandemic began in early 2020, 海角禁区's School of Nursing has graduated more than 500 new nurses into the state's health care system.
海角禁区 alumni find many ways to stay connected and give back to their community, including nursing grad Tisha Benson, public health and ambulatory care nurse at Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium.
海角禁区 alumna Greer Gehler graduated from 海角禁区鈥檚 School of Nursing with a bachelor鈥檚 degree in nursing science in December 2018. It鈥檚 been an exciting two years from landing her dream job in Providence Alaska Medical Center鈥檚 emergency room to providing care during COVID-19.
How integral is Providence to Alaska? Not only does the hospital make up the second half of the namesake UMED District, but the organization is the largest non-government employer in the state, naturally resulting in the employment of a large number of 海角禁区 nursing and surgical technology alumni.
Angelia Trujillo, associate professor in the School of Nursing, has been awarded the 海角禁区 Alumni Humanitarian Award for her outstanding contributions to the field of nursing and to Alaska鈥檚 communities. Trujillo earned her M.S. in Nursing Science from 海角禁区 in 2004, and her B.S. in Nursing Science here in 1997.
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