Saint Anthony Medical Center staff members and educators took the time on April 27 to pass on their expertise to 25 Hebron High School Careers Class students who plan to make health care their vocation.Numerous areas of the medical field were covered, from regulations, radiology and respiratory care to therapy and emergency medical services.
After a pizza-lunch, the students were able to discuss nursing careers one-on-one with representatives from Purdue University Calumet and University St. Francis-Crown Point. Hebron High teacher Nancy Anders, who has been offering the class for five years, said its purpose is the help students understand their areas of interest through hands-on exposure and job-shadowing.
The program also includes some 95 other students who are exploring various career paths.
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