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NTC paramedic students achieve 100% pass rate on national registry exam for third year in a row

NTC paramedic students achieve 100% pass rate on national registry exam for third year in a row
Junior Achievement’s financial literacy and career planning programs at Medford Area Public Schools received a boost this spring, thanks to a $1,000 donation from Prevail Bank to support classroom materials. The contribution was one of 29 awarded through Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions Program. This spring, the program distributed a total of $82,500 to nonprofits that serve low-to-moderate income households, support local economic growth, provide financial education, or enhance the quality of life for underserved populations across the communities Prevail Bank serves. Medford Area Public School District representatives Elizabeth Rachu, Director of Curriculum & Instruction (third from right) and Nicole Gebert, Executive Assistant (second from right) accepted the check from Prevail Bank professionals (L to R) Kerri Westrich, Universal Banker; Yolanda Montes, Branch Manager (holding check); Dave Kuhlman, VP Commercial Loan Officer; Tina Dassow, Mortgage Loan Originator SUBMITTED
NTC paramedic students achieve 100% pass rate on national registry exam for third year in a row
Junior Achievement’s financial literacy and career planning programs at Medford Area Public Schools received a boost this spring, thanks to a $1,000 donation from Prevail Bank to support classroom materials. The contribution was one of 29 awarded through Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions Program. This spring, the program distributed a total of $82,500 to nonprofits that serve low-to-moderate income households, support local economic growth, provide financial education, or enhance the quality of life for underserved populations across the communities Prevail Bank serves. Medford Area Public School District representatives Elizabeth Rachu, Director of Curriculum & Instruction (third from right) and Nicole Gebert, Executive Assistant (second from right) accepted the check from Prevail Bank professionals (L to R) Kerri Westrich, Universal Banker; Yolanda Montes, Branch Manager (holding check); Dave Kuhlman, VP Commercial Loan Officer; Tina Dassow, Mortgage Loan Originator SUBMITTED

Northcentral Technical College (NTC) is proud to announce that students from the paramedic technician program, fire medic program and emergency medical technician – paramedic pro...

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