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NWTI one step closer to new medical building construction after U.S. Senate allocates $10 million

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Northwest Technical Institute in Springdale wants to build its own facility. The building would increase the number of students from 100 to 300. The shortage in medical personnel is still evident even after the COVID-19 pandemic. The institute hopes to help the local medical industry by providing medical training programs.

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NWTI one step closer to new medical building construction after U.S. Senate allocates $10 million

SPRINGDALE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The United States Senate approved a legislative package of six appropriation bills, including funding for Arkansas defense, health and education priorities and allocating $10 million to the Northwest Technical Institute in Springdale. "Northwest Arkansas' growth in the medical industry is phenomenal. Seem like a new facility on every corner," said Jim Rollins, president of NWTI. Now the institute wants to build i…

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