Photos: UMMC students one step closer to health sciences careers
Published on Monday, August 22, 2022
Whether they’re new or a fourth-year, learners at the Medical Center are on a journey that will take them through classrooms, labs, clinics and hospitals. Students in the schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Health Related Professions, Graduate Studies in the Health Sciences, Population Health and Pharmacy have started fall classes and taken the campus by storm.


Maya Boyd inserts a peripheral IV into a manikin arm as part of a School of Nursing skills relay.



An exercise in creativity for first-year School of Dentistry student Benjamin Draughn requires manipulating heated wax to create a work of art on a popsicle stick.



Quinn Chandler inserts a nasogastric tube during a School of Nursing skills relay.



First-year School of Dentistry student Brianna Berry plans the art she will create using dental wax in one of the SOD laboratories.

Ailee Stapleton prepares her supplies before inserting a foley catheter for a manikin during a School of Nursing skills relay.



From left, first-year School of Dentistry students Dalton Dempsey, Olivia Gordon, and Bailey McPhail compete for bragging rights on who can make the best tiny work of art from melted wax.

Abigail Lynn helps perform CPR on a manikin during a skills relay at the School of Nursing.



From left, first-year School of Dentistry students Ashley Lampkin, Blaine Turner and Ana Ivy complete an exercise that required them to fashion tiny figures from melted wax.

School of Nursing seniors get instructions for a skills relay refresher to welcome them back for the new academic year.

