LCM Certified Nurse Assistants
Published 11:56 am Thursday, May 21, 2015
- Five Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School students have earned their Certified Nurse Assistant certification. The students are dual-enrolled with Lamar State College-Orange and must get 100 hours of training, including classroom lecture and skills training at a local long-term care facility. Once they complete the training, they can take a certification exam, which includes both written and skills tests. Cathy Miller is the LCM instructor for this class. The students receiving their pins, flanked by their teacher, Cathy Miller, far right, and Assistant Principal, Kristi Brown, far left, following certification qualification. They are, from left, Brown, Sierralee Teal, Dana Trahan, Jeanny Phillips, Bailey Brittain, Corrie Terry and Miller. (Photo courtesy of Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD)
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Five Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School students have earned their Certified Nurse Assistant certification. The students are dual-enrolled with Lamar State College-Orange and must get 100 hours of training, including classroom lecture and skills training at a local long-term care facility. Once they complete the training, they can take a certification exam, which includes both written and skills tests. Cathy Miller is the LCM instructor for this class. The students receiving their pins, flanked by their teacher, Cathy Miller, far right, and Assistant Principal, Kristi Brown, far left, following certification qualification. They are, from left, Brown, Sierralee Teal, Dana Trahan, Jeanny Phillips, Bailey Brittain, Corrie Terry and Miller.
