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Immaculata University Students Participate in Mass Casualty Simulation to Practice Lifesaving Skills

Students acting as victims of a traffic accident

Staged as a four-car collision with multiple casualties, a simulated accident scene helped Immaculata students practice their life-saving skills during realistic chaos.

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Immaculata University Nursing Students Administer 125+ Vaccines at Local Clinic

Seven Immaculata University nursing students volunteered at a vaccine clinic

Seven senior Immaculata University nursing students volunteered to administer vaccinations to local community members at a Chester County Department of Health vaccine clinic held September 29 at Great Valley Middle School.

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Escarlet Lara-Lopez

Escarlet Lara-Lopez

After graduating with her B.S.N. from Immaculata, she plans to work as a registered nurse and then pursue her M.S.N.

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IU Surpasses National Average Pass-Rate of Nursing Licensure Exam

88.89% NCLEX-RN Pass Rate

Immaculata’s nursing students surpassed the national average for the first-time pass-rate of the 2020-2021 NCLEX-RN with 88.89%.

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Q&A with Elise Girard, Director of Student Health Services

Q&A with Elise Girard

Elise Girard, Director of Student Health Services, sat down with us for a Q&A session on her career and what it’s been like navigating the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Once consumed by PTSD, she became a nurse for her fellow vets

Jennifer Grubb

“PTSD is not hopeless,” said Jenn Grubb. With her own healing underway, she wanted to help other veterans heal. “They’re my brothers; they’re my sisters.”

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Two Students Receive AICUP McLean Nursing Scholarships

The students, Jennifer Grubb ’22 and Margarita Barnes ’22, were chosen from a substantial pool of students from across the state.

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Brianna Darrah

Brianna Darrah

Eager to provide the same compassionate care she saw from the nurses at CHOP, Brianna completed her BSN this spring.

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