WCCC Adult Medical Programs at Atrium Campus

Denekia Hibbitt passed her CPT (Certified Phlebotomy Technician) exam last evening. Denekia is a resident of Dayton and employed at Cedarview Rehabilitation & Nursing Care in Lebanon. She has completed her externship at TriHealth Arrow Springs and is also an ADP student. Therefore, Denekia also earned her high school diploma! We are so proud of all her hard work and relentlessness. She is a real go-getter and will make an amazing healthcare worker.
Congratulations Denekia!

Ashley Carroll passed her CPT (Certified Phlebotomy Technician) exam last evening. Ashley is a senior at Carlisle High School and took the program as an OTC+ student. Her goal is to go on and earn her Medical Assisting certification as well. Ashley is one of the most mature seniors we have met and her dedication and passion for healthcare will make her a huge asset to the medical field.
Congratulations Ashley! We are so proud of you!

Autum Medley passed her CPT (Certified Phlebotomy Technician) certification last evening. Autum is a resident of Hillsboro and drove a long way to take part in our program. Autum was a Phlebotomist with BioLife Plasma Center. We are so proud of her, she is a hard worker and very empathetic person.

Congratulations Autum!

Our Medical Assistant students experienced what it was like to be a geriatric patient or one with visual impairments. Come join us in 2025 so you can have the same experiences!

Congratulations to Phlebotomy Tech graduate, Andrea Kerr, who now works for Hoxworth Blood Center as a Phlebotomist and can use her CDL license she earned as a bus driver to drive the mobile blood center. Kudos to Andrea for combining 2 skills into 1 passion!

We always appreciate The Christian Village at Mason for hosting our STNA students for their clinicals. THANK YOU!

Our Medical Assistant and Dental Assisting students created body part trunks for our first Trunk or Treat event at Atrium.

Our Medical Assisting students are perfecting their skills! Join us for the next MA program starting January 13, 2025.

Another successful day of STNA clinicals at The Christian Village at Mason.

Thank you to Ann Brock, Trauma Outreach Coordinator with the Atrium Medical Center, for training our medical students in Stop the Bleed.
https://www.stopthebleed.org/

Mandi Fader passed her CPT (Certified Phlebotomy Tech) exam yesterday. Mandi is a resident of Centerville and is already employed with CompuNet as a Phlebotomist at the Miami Valley Hospital location. Mandi is also an ADP student so she also earned her High School Diploma. Congratulations Mandi!