Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City offered Crash Course Camp June 23-27 to area students. Crash Course Camp is a summer day camp that exposes students to the healthcare industry, primarily nursing. According to Lori Brown, chief nursing officer at BMH-UC, “The goal of Crash Course Camp is to promote the nursing profession to young people so that they select appropriate school course work and can begin setting goals for their future careers.” The Tennessee Hospital Association and other organizations have recognized Crash Course Camp for its unique approach to workforce development. During Crash Course Camp, students learned about the educational requirements, skills, typical job duties and personal qualities of nurses. They participated in interactive, hands-on activities that highlight the skills, equipment, technology, and resources used by nurses and other health professionals. For more information, visit crashcoursecamp.com.