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The Alaska Native Medical Center has
been a mentoring program for On the
Job Training Students from the King
Career Center for 25 years. They have
been involved with training and job shadowing
our students from Health
Occupations, Emergency Medical
Technology and Rescue Technology over
that time period.
ANMC allows our students access to
all departments and some hands-on
patient interaction. We have had students
in many different departments with
the chance to work with some of the best
mentors in the medical field. This
enables the students to decide, first
hand, if their choice of profession is the
one that they would like to pursue after
graduation from high school. All of the
staff at ANMC has been wonderful in
dealing with our OJT students. We would
like to thank them for taking their time
and efforts to teach our students about
their specific medical expertise.
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“Casie Williams, Nurse Educator at
ANMC has been instrumental in opening
many department doors at ANMC and
laying the foundation for great professional relations
between KCC and ANMC. She is a tireless worker
and has a wonderfully positive attitude in dealing
with
our school programs, our students and the department
heads at ANMC. KCC would like to thank her and
all of the department heads who continue to make
OJT
at the Alaska Native Medical Center a wonderful,
positive learning experience for our OJT students,
the nurses and doctors of the future. I would like
to personally thank not only Casie but departments
heads and others who help to make OJT at ANMC possible:
Kristen Cady in Labor and Delivery, Alice Fay Gibson
in Pediatrics, Kathy Vogel in ER, Ed DeForest in
Pulmonary/Respiratory Therapy, Doug Munoz in Physical
Therapy, Chris Morrison in Oncology, Kathy Belanger
in OR/Day Surgery, Dave Brueggemann in Audiology,
Ron Deis in Imaging, Samantha Maloney in Dietetics/Nutrition
and Rea Bavilla, Program Manager of Education and
Development who enables our students to take part
in ANMC orientation and helps them to make a smooth
transition into hospital life.” -Dean S. Vogt, OJT Coordinator, King
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