P2T students compete at International Health Occupations Competition

Several high school students enrolled in the Pathways to Tomorrow (P2T) program in West Point participated in a conference this summer with others from across the world that focused on occupations in the healthcare industry.

September 4, 2022Updated: September 4, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

P2T students compete at International Health Occupations Competition

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