Campers were given the opportunity to view nursing from a number of departmental perspectives.


surgeons who showed students a brand-new surgi- cal robot. We also took a group into our cath lab, gave each of them a role to play, and they mim- icked a full cath procedure. We created an epidem- ic within the classroom so they were able to see how quickly an epidemic could spread.” Marvin said reaching youngsters at this age is critical to generating interest in the profession, which bodes well for the future. “One of my favorite parts of MASH Camp was we ended with bringing in representatives of the career opportunities within healthcare,” Marvin said. “We had X-ray there, we had the high school involved in some of their biomedical science


classes there, we had air evac. We also invited par- ents so they could get information on how to look into local educational opportunities. “As an organization, I think our name and our brand have grown over the years along with all of the specialties and career opportunities that are right here within the walls. We wanted to show how it’s possible to specialize as a nurse here lo- cally, more than you ever could before. I think that speaks to people. One of our top healthcare system goals is to be the employer and the provid- er of choice, and the more we can promote that in the community, the more successful we’re going to be going forward.”


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