![]() ![]() Janette Hensler, hospice manager at Lutheran SeniorLife, VNA, Hospice Tammy Heginbotham, hospice tegistered nurse at VNA Western PA Nicole Gulish, licensed practical nurse at Lutheran SeniorLife, VNA, Western PA Julia Grooms, intake coordinator at LIFE Butler Countyĭanielle Grossman, certified nursing assistant/mentor champion at Quality Life Services in Chicora Hostensia Fotoh of the Registered Nursing Program at BC3Ĭonnor Francis of the Registered Nursing Program at BC3 Kayla Brooks, Butler County Area Vocational Technical School studentĭarlene Deemer, central intake team assistant at Lutheran SeniorLife, VNA Shari Bennetti, physical health/behavioral health nurse coordinator at the Center for Community Resources Kara Bartmas, registered nurse home care coordinator at LIFE Butler Countyīecky Bayne, community experience ambassador at Newhaven Court at Clearview When you deal with short-staffing and things like COVID, nursing is a profession where it takes strength and dignity to take on the difficult things.”Īs of January, health care and social assistance organizations employed 13,856 workers in Butler County, more than any other industry, according to the state Department of Labor & Industry’s Center for Workforce Information & Analysis. “But that’s one thing I like about it, because there’s a lot of job security, in my opinion. “There’s a lot of hecticness because of short-staffing and stuff,” Francis said. ![]() was BC3’s most-popular career program as of the start of the 2022-23 academic year with an enrollment of 230 students, according to Sharla Anke, the college’s assistant dean of institutional research and planning. we are producing more ‘Annies’ on the hill at BC3.” “As we expand our Shaffer School of Nursing and Allied Health Division - for not only R.N. “We’ve produced thousands of ‘Annies’ over the years,” Neupauer added. “When Annie came into that room she brought confidence, love, spirit, energy, warmth and calmness that would lift spirits. “Annie would come by every day,” Neupauer said. Nick Neupauer, president of BC3, spoke at the event, where he told a story of a nurse named Annie who worked at the hospital where his father was receiving treatment for cancer. They always tell us if we need help to reach out.”įotoh and Francis, 20, of Meridian, each plan to pursue employment in Butler County following their graduation from BC3.įrancis plans to graduate in May of 2024 and Fotoh in May of 2023. “I would encourage anyone who is interested in nursing to go there, because the instructors are really helpful. She moved to Butler in June 2019 and enrolled in the college’s nursing, R.N., program. “I was happy that BC3 got honored because I really appreciate BC3 and all the instruction and guidance they have brought to my nursing career.”įrancis and Fotoh were both also recognized by the Consortium as its 2023 Health Care Students of the Year.įotoh, 37, is a graduate of Government Bilingual High School in Tiko, Cameroon. “I’m just really honored obviously,” Francis said. ![]()
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