Kellogg job fair 'a little like trick or treating'
Laiken Bird, Aubrey Birdsell and Britany Phillips learn about what a speech pathologist does from Nicole Kessler during a job fair at Kellogg High School.
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Elizabeth Babcock instructs Mykah Gray in patient resuscitation with a training bag in the cafeteria at Kellogg High School. Babcock is currently working towards her physician's assistant degree through Yale University and working at Shoshone Medical Center.
Kellogg High School hosted a job fair Friday. Students from Wallace and Mullan districts were bussed in to take advantage of the jobs on offer and career path information available from experts in the field.
KELLOGG — The pressure was on as freshman Mykah Gray worked to try and keep the seal on the resuscitation training bag firmly over the practice dummy’s mouth.
Elizabeth Babcock talked him through the procedure and modified his movements to indicate the best method to save a life.
Babcock was one of the local professionals invited to be a part of the job and career fair at Kellogg High School.
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