Seventeen students completed Dorchester Career and Technology Center’s Medical Services program, qualifying all as certified nursing assistants.
Six students also earned their geriatric …
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Seventeen students completed Dorchester Career and Technology Center’s Medical Services program, qualifying all as certified nursing assistants.
Six students also earned their geriatric nursing assistant certification.
At the May 19 pinning ceremony at Cambridge-South Dorchester High School, each of the new CNAs invited a loved one to formally present their pin.
These students will soon use their qualifications as a solid foundation to pursue their ambitions in the medical field, such as becoming a registered nurse, a physical therapist or an occupational therapist.
The event’s keynote speaker was state Delegate Joseline Peña-Melnyk, chair of the Health and Government Operations Committee of the Maryland House of Delegates.
The course instructor is Kastine Farmer.
The 2023 medical services completers are:
