Central Penn College

More than 70 Central Penn College students training for careers in medical assisting, phlebotomy, surgical technician, physical therapy assisting, and occupational therapy assisting were formally "pinned" in an evening ceremony in the college's Conference Center on Monday, November 14, 2022.

Congratulations to 22 students--from Central Penn College's Lancaster Center--who recently received their Allied Health pins at a ceremony in Lancaster. The well-attended ceremony signaled the successful completion of the academic portion of the Allied Health degrees for 17 Physical Therapist Assistant students and five Medical Assisting Diploma students.

Sarah Long was named Valedictorian at Central Penn College's 139th Commencement on Saturday, June 12.

Congratulations to Central Penn College's Allied Health students who have been pinned, symbolizing the successful completion of the academic portion of their program. These students in Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy Technician, Occupational Therapy Assistant and Physical Therapist Assistant are recognized for their hard work and dedication to studying for their field. Each pin signifies that the knowledge and skills they have learned will be used to identify and meet the needs of those for whom they act as caregivers.

Congratulations to Central Penn College's Lancaster Center physical therapist assistant (PTA) students who earned their pins this fall. "Our Physical Therapist Assistant students demonstrated their flexibility, resiliency and intellectual rigor during a super-challenging year," said Dr. Lori Eberly, lead instructor for the PTA program at Lancaster Center. "Their can-do attitude was a bright spot for myself and Steve Campbell, my fellow professor, in Lancaster."