Northern Westchester Hospital's Career Day teaches over 250 students about the medical field
Saturday marked the fifth year the event was held.
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Nov 5, 2023, 12:36 PM
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Updated 264 days ago
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yesterdayMore than 250 students got the opportunity to explore the medical field Saturday during Northern Westchester Hospital's Career Day in Mount Kisco.
The event included 10 different stations for students to walk through and learn about procedures, including a robotic knee replacement.
Saturday marked the fifth year the event was held. Organizers say they believe it is important to expose young adults to various opportunities in the medical profession.
