Eight graduate from Patient Care Technician program Saturday, July 3, 2021 12:00 AM The inaugural class of graduates from the Patient Care Technician course offered in Jeffersonâs Career Connections Student Center include, front from left, Anthony Bodine, Anna Spring, Marissa Wieging and Jayna Bloom; and back, Ann Best, Chair, Health & Rehabilitative Services, Rhodes State College, Kaylie Proctor, Makenna Cooley, Jacob Price- McConnehea, Rhodes State instructor Dawn Bell and Delaney Deuel. (Photo submitted) DELPHOS Eight students from Delphos Jefferson and Delphos St. John’s high schools recently completed the Patient Care Technician Program as part of the “HOPE” project: Healthcare Occupations Pathway Experience at the Student Career Connections Center at Jefferson High School.
Students learning to be Patient Care Technicians Friday, March 5, 2021 11:23 PM Delaney Deuel drains a catheter bag to record the amount of fluid during lab hours as instructor Cheryl Kuck looks on during Patient Care Technician training in the Student Careers Connection Center at Jefferson High School. (DHI Media/Nancy Spencer) DELPHOS Students from Jefferson and St. John’s high schools will earn more than high school credits for their work this year.
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collaboration between the city schools, Rhodes State, Memorial Health
Systems and St. Rita’s Medical Center to offer students the opportunity
to earn a Patient Care Technician certificate as well as 12 credit hours