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    Nursing Cadets Discover 'Army Difference' [Image 12 of 12]

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    A healthcare worker in maroon scrubs wearing blue latex gloves is performing a venipuncture (blood draw) on a patient's arm in a clinical setting. A blue tourniquet is visible on the patient's arm, and a second person in a red shirt observes from the background. The patch on the scrubs reads 'Community Hospital,' suggesting a military or community medical facility.

    FORT RILEY, KANSAS, UNITED STATES

    08.05.2026

    Photo by Jorge Gomez  

    Irwin Army Community Hospital

    FORT RILEY, Kan. — Army ROTC Cadet Claire Troshynski, a nursing student from Texas Christian University, practices an intravenous catheter insertion on a combat medic assigned to the Emergency Department at Irwin Army Community Hospital. Observing and guiding the procedure is Cecilia Nowlin, a Registered Nurse and clinical preceptor at the hospital, who ensures patient safety and clinical standards are maintained throughout the hands-on training. The clinical practice is part of the hospital’s four-week Nurse Summer Training Program (NSTP), designed to build the confidence and competence of future Army Nurse Corps officers.

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    Date Taken: 08.05.2026
    Date Posted: 08.07.2026 11:11
    Photo ID: 9856285
    VIRIN: 260805-D-JU906-1003
    Resolution: 3000x2400
    Size: 2.41 MB
    Location: FORT RILEY, KANSAS, US

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