MA Graduates Announced

Fourteen students graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Technology’s medical assistant program.

The students participated in the program over the past year which was made possible from a North Central Workforce grant, in collaboration with Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Pennsylvania College of Technology and the Potter County Education Council Center. The registered medical assistant exam was held June 3 at the Potter County Education Council.

“Charles Cole identified a need for qualified medical assistants,” said Netra Baker, director of staff development at CCMH. “Planning and implementing the program was a team effort as Northwest Workforce Development approved the grant, Penn College provided the program in Coudersport and instructors, the Potter County Education Council provided meeting space and AV equipment and Charles Cole provided additional instructors, clinical rotation and program oversight.”

The graduates were: Dawn Bacon, April Baxter, Theresa Bisher, Michele Black, Aleisha Hershey, Lenora Lawton, Melissa Lehman, Amanda Moore, Sherri Nichols, Karen Parker, Jackie Pelchy, Izabella Phelps, Becky Sena, Tracy Tucker.

The following also chose to take the phlebotomy certification exam: April Baxter, Michelle Black, Aleisha Hershey, Lenora Lawton, Melissa Lehman, Amanda Moore, Becky Sena, Tracy Tucker, Brian Thompson (recertification).

The following chose to take the NHA certified billing and coding specialist exam: Dawn Bacon, April Baxter, Theresa Bisher, Michele Black, Aleisha Hershey, Lenora Lawton, Melissa Lehman, Amanda Moore, Sherri Nichols, Karen Parker, Jackie Pelchy, Izabella Phelps, Becky Sena, Tracy Tucker, Katrina Croke.

Pictured, from left, are Becky Sena, Lenora Lawton, Michele Black, Sherri Nichols, Melissa Lehman, Aleisha Hershey, April Baxter, Amanda Moore, Karen Parker, Theresa Bisher, Tracy Tucker. Missing from the photo are Izabella Phelps, Dawn Bacon, and Jackie Pelchy.
Photo courtesy of Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

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