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Housing and Development Newsletter Nursing students in Ventura County helped the Ventura County Public Health Department with completing documentation, answering phones and doing other administrative work. They also administer vaccines at St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo. CSU Channel Islands nursing student Joshua Gonzalez helps give COVID-19 vaccines at a vaccination clinic at St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo. (CSU Channel Islands photo) In addition to being trained in the CSUCI Nursing program, the students who give vaccinations are supervised while on-si...
CSUCI nursing students volunteering to help with COVID-19 vaccination KABC Share: For Cal State University Channel Islands nursing student Carina Fasano it's hope that the vaccine is finally our answer to beating the coronavirus. Fasano joined 200 other CSUCI nursing students volunteering to vaccinate people. Carina said she's cried with some of the people getting vaccinated especially the elderly. CSUCI nursing professor Nancy Mitchell says the program's nursing student volunteers have administered roughly 1,500 shots in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. Now the volunteers are fanning out...