A Platte County health clinic has been recognized by the University of Wyoming for their support through a nurse practitioner program.
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WHEATLAND--The Banner Health Clinic in Wheatland received the 2019 Community Partner Award from the University of Wyoming’s Doctor of Nursing Program (DNP) this year.
For the past 15 years, Banner Health has partnered with the nurse practitioner program at the University of Wyoming helping students gain real-world experience with clinical rotations, and more recently, supporting students with required quality improvement projects needed to complete their programs. The training offered to nurse practitioner students include relation-centered, community-focused and team-based primary care.
“We would not be able to have a family nurse practitioner program without this partnership,” Ann Marie Hart, University of Wyoming DNP Program Director, said. Banner Health regularly welcomes family nurse practitioner students to put their skills to the test during their family practice rotations at the clinic.