Diesel Mechanic Technology students picked up, unloaded, cataloged, and assembled news tools of their trade during a recent class session. Each received about $1,500 worth of equipment to use in class and later on the job.
MCC's Health Information Technology Program Class of 2025 graduates successfully passed their national licensure exam, the Registered Health Information Technician, on their first attempt for a 100 percent pass rate.
Scarbrough is working toward her dream of becoming a labor and delivery nurse. "I love babies. I love taking care of others," she said. "I see myself in a few years in Atlanta, studying at Augusta Medical to become an OBGYN -- and maybe even opening my own practice one day."
MCC's Medical Assisting Technology Program awards the associate of applied science degree, gives students the knowledge and skills to help ensure job placement in the ever-growing medical field.
The ADN program prepares students for careers as registered nurses by combining classroom instruction with hands-on clinical training in local healthcare facilities.
