Pasco college promises to add 200 nurses in region

  • By Jim Stinson
  • | 2:00 p.m. August 10, 2023
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Dr. Deb Peterson (front right), chair of Saint Leo University’s Nursing Program, at orientation of the inaugural class of juniors pursuing a bachelor's degree in nursing.
Dr. Deb Peterson (front right), chair of Saint Leo University’s Nursing Program, at orientation of the inaugural class of juniors pursuing a bachelor's degree in nursing.
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St. Leo University says it will add 200 nurses to the regional workforce by 2026 —  its first five years since launching a bachelor's degree program in nursing in 2021.

 

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