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  • Group of Galen College of Nursing students and staff holding blue REVIVE overdose response training kits.

    Preparing future nurses means preparing them for real-world emergencies.

    Students at Galen College of Nursing’s Roanoke campus received hands-on training to recognize and respond to opioid overdoses—building skills that can save lives both inside and outside of clinical settings.

  • Smiling healthcare worker in scrubs on the left, with a blue graphic background featuring colorful crayon illustrations along the bottom and the text “Small Crayons, Big Impacts.”

    For children, crayons are a staple, something they use every day to draw, color, and express their creativity. But in Nashville, one Galen College of Nursing student is using them to help bring comfort and familiarity during a time when children need it most. Suelen Hernandez has spent her life wanting to make a difference
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  • A Galen nursing student answers an all-hands call after a Louisville plane crash, stepping into crisis care alongside ICU nurses.

  • Graduate in cap and gown stands while supporter adjusts nursing stole in front of Galen College of Nursing backdrop.

    At 20-years old, most young men and women are still figuring out what comes next. But for a Galen College of Nursing graduate, she’s already set to begin her career as a professional nurse.

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