AUBURN — Three students enrolled in SAD 52 Adult Education in Turner recently participated in a Ready2Work Personal Support Specialist and Certified Residential Medication Aid Certificate Program at Schooner Estates.
The 150-hour course was funded by a grant provided by Western Maine Community Action (WMCA), a partner in the CareerCenter in Lewiston. Students Nicole Warner, Jennifer Lamothe and Judy Keenan-Bower successfully completed five weeks of intensive training.
Students acquired the work readiness skills for a certification in residential medication and a healthcare work readiness certificate that healthcare sector employers are seeking. Mock interviews, tours and other healthcare specific presentations were included as part of the curriculum.
Lewiston CareerCenter is at 9 Mollison Way, Lewiston.
FMI, register: 207-753-9001, www.wmca.org.
Schooner Estates hosted training classes for a recent PSS/CRMA program. Pictured from left are Michael Lacasse, residential care director; Melonie North, WorkReady instructor; students, Nicole Warner, Jennifer Lamothe and Judy Keenan-Bower; Greg Wess; Barbara Roberts, PSS/CRMA instructor; and Chris King, WMCA case manager.
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