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Lewis County Health System Recognizes Recent Certified Nursing Assistant Graduates

 

Published: January 15, 2025 at 07:30 p.m.

By: Press Release from Lewis County Health System

 

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 15, 2025

 

 

Lewis County Health System Recognizes Recent Certified Nursing Assistant Graduates

 

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Photo (left to right): Jennifer Parker, Jolanta Vienneau, Jessica Hooper,

Kayla Platt, Kimberly Holman, and Arianna Baxter

 

LOWVILLE, NY─ Lewis County Health System hosted a celebratory graduation on January 7, 2025, for students from the most recent Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program.

 

Jesica Nichols, RN, Clinical Educator for Long-Term Care, praised the graduates for their commitment and hard work, which led them to complete the program. Mrs. Nichols stated, “CNAs are the front line of nursing and a critical part of the care team. The work, while physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding, will be one of the most rewarding careers you can have in healthcare.”  

 

The New York State-approved course includes clinical and classroom instruction in resident care and prepares students to sit for the CNA Nurse Assistant certification. In the skills lab, students practice taking vital signs and assisting with resident mobility and hygiene. The clinical experience also allows students to work with residents in the Lewis County Residential Health Care Facility, helping with activities of daily living and basic needs. 

 

Chief Executive Officer Gerald R. Cayer spoke about the value of seeing new CNAs trained locally in the health system.  “You represent the future of our healthcare system team,” stated Mr. Cayer. “From this first step on the career ladder, along with some experience, you may be able to pursue an LPN or RN license.  The steps on the career ladder are in front of you, and we are here to help you pursue your healthcare dreams!”  

 

 

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