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Memorial Health and Oklahoma Community College team up for new nursing program (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Making the decision to go back to school can be daunting, but a new partnership between Memorial Health and Oklahoma City Community College aims to make that decision easier. Oklahoma City Community College interim program director Stephanie Wallace says this partnership is creating an entirely new pathway for healthcare professionals who want to become registered nurses. “If you’ve got your LPN license, your paramedic certification or your anesthesia tech certification,”
Medwatch: Memorial Health, Oklahoma City Community College team up for nursing program (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Making the decision to go back to school can be daunting, but a new partnership between Memorial Health and Oklahoma City Community College aims to make that decision easier. Oklahoma City Community College interim program director Stephanie Wallace says this partnership is creating an entirely new pathway for healthcare professionals who want to become registered nurses. “If you’ve got your LPN license, your paramedic certification or your anesthesia tech certification,”
Lawton 9-month-old could win nationwide ‘Baby of the Year’ contest (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Elissa and Alec Riley decided to enter their nine-month-old daughter, Evie, into a nationwide competition for babies. Now, she’s getting closer to winning the title. “I saw the ad on Facebook and I was like, she is the cutest baby I know,” Elissa Riley said. Evie caught voters’ attention. She currently sits in 11th place in her group, securing a spot among the 15 finalists advancing to the next round of voting. Her parents said Evie’s personality makes her a great contende
Couple narrowly escapes fire, thank firefighters for saving their lives (opens the original)
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COMANCHE COUNTY, Okla. (KSWO) - The South Railroad Fire happened weeks ago, but the Eastons’ home still bears the scars. On the afternoon of Aug. 29, David and Charlaine Easton were napping at home after a long day of errands when they were suddenly woken up. “Before we even reached the edge of the bed, the firefighters were knocking on the door,” Charlaine said. “Banging on the door, actually, and telling us to evacuate immediately.” Flames were heading toward their home, prompting the quick ev
‘Food Farmacy’ joins Oklahoma’s fight against hunger (opens the original)
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ALTUS, Okla. (KSWO) - September is Hunger Action Month and 14.3% of Jackson County residents are currently experiencing food insecurity, but now they have a new resource. The Food Farmacy, which is located at the Jackson County Memorial Hospital, opened this week with a ribbon cutting. Chief Nursing and Operating Officer Shelley Simmons says the idea for the program was inspired by the hospital’s patients. “Our patients rely on us for quality care, quality medication management,” she said. “We r
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