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Tara Littlechief, Nurse

Link to: Introduction (Video 1)
Video Introduction (Video 1)
Link to: Why did you choose nursing? (Video 2)
Video Why did you choose nursing? (Video 2)
Link to: What is NAPN and how did it help you? (Video 3)
Video What is NAPN and how did it help you? (Video 3)
Link to: What kind of practical experience did you get in the nursing program? (Video 4)
Video What kind of practical experience did you get in the nursing program? (Video 4)
Link to: Do you want to specialize in an area of nursing? (Video 5)
Video Do you want to specialize in an area of nursing? (Video 5)
Link to: What About Your Community Involvement? (Video 6)
Video What About Your Community Involvement? (Video 6)
Link to: How much is science involved in Nursing? (Video 7)
Video How much is science involved in Nursing? (Video 7)
Link to: How much math is involved in nursing? (Video 8)
Video How much math is involved in nursing? (Video 8)
Link to: Who are your role models? (Video 9)
Video Who are your role models? (Video 9)
Link to: What advice would you give? (Video 10)
Video What advice would you give? (Video 10)

White Bear First Nations

Tara Littlechief has wanted to be a nurse since she was eight years old. She is just completing her final year in a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in a collaborative program offered by the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST) and the University of Saskatchewan. During her studies she was part of the Native Access Program to Nursing (NAPN).

Links:

Native Access Program to Nursing and Medicine

College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan

Nursing Education Program of Saskatchewan (NEPS)

Aboriginal Student Activity Centres, SIAST

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