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Federal Grant Funds Western Nevada College Nursing Program Expansion

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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Health Resources and Services Administration provided a $4.4 million federal grant to Western Nevada College. The funds are designated for an expansion of the college's Nursing Program at the Douglas Campus. The project involves converting existing campus space into a nursing education facility that includes simulation laboratories and clinical training areas. Completion of the renovation is expected in 2027.

From kolotv.com

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The expansion supports efforts to address Nevada's nursing workforce shortage, which currently stands at approximately 8 nurses per 1,000 residents compared to 12 nationally. Once finished, the new facility will increase capacity to support 8 first-year and 8 second-year nursing students.

Nevada has been working to address medical professional shortages through executive orders and securing grants for college expansion.

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    Nevada might see an increase in the supply of locally trained nursing professionals, which could influence healthcare labor costs and demand.

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