Ten Students Celebrate Completion of CNA Program at Inaugural Pinning Ceremony
May 12, 2025 - 18:41
Ten students recently completed the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program as part of the Alliance for Healthcare Education. This significant milestone was marked by an inaugural pinning ceremony, where each graduate received a pin symbolizing their dedication and commitment to the nursing profession.
The event was attended by faculty, family members, and friends, all gathered to celebrate the hard work and achievements of the students. During the ceremony, several speakers emphasized the vital role that CNAs play in the healthcare system, providing essential support to patients and assisting nurses in delivering quality care.
The graduates, who have undergone rigorous training, expressed their excitement about entering the workforce and making a positive impact in their communities. The pinning ceremony not only recognized their accomplishments but also served as a reminder of the compassion and skills required in the healthcare field. As these new CNAs embark on their careers, they carry with them the knowledge and values instilled during their training.
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