Scrubbing in an Experience

Several students from Beulah Public Schools and Center-Stanton Public Schools had the opportunity to interact with several healthcare professionals who introduced them to a variety of career opportunities within the healthcare field, called “Scrubs Camp,” Thursday, March 27.

The camp offered creative, interactive activities with hands-on experiences in several health career tracks. Students learned about the many local career options available in rural healthcare fields, including emergency medical services, radiology, nursing, surgery, physical therapy, behavioral health, nutrition and long-term care.

“Scrubs Camp” was made possible through the Center for Rural Health and was sponsored by several area healthcare businesses, including Coal Country Community Health Center, Sakakawea Medical Center, Mercer County Ambulance Service, Knife River Care Center, Hazen Smiles and the Community HealthCare Association of the Dakotas.

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