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21 WYCCF and SMMC nurses graduate as Licensed Nursing Assistants.

September 2, 2022

21 WYCCF and SMMC nurses graduate as Licensed Nursing Assistants.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The WYCCF and SMMC celebrated the graduation of their 21 newly certified Licensed Nursing Assistant on August 31 at the Sint Martin’s Home. With a 100% pass rate, the celebration was the festive conclusion of successful 7-month training, executed by the Education Department of the SMMC.
Mr. Antonio Pantophlet, who heads this department and is a passionate nursing educator, was the first speaker to address the graduates. With a focus on lifelong learning and continuous growth as a nursing professional, he encouraged the nursing assistants to keep pushing themselves to further heights. He highlighted that some of the graduates ...


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