Health
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Published:When John Karlsen dual enrolled at Brightpoint as a high school senior, he wanted to explore different healthcare careers before deciding on his bachelor’s degree major. His associate degree in health sciences and EMT certification at Brightpoint gave him patient-care experience and a pathway for his future.
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Austin Mostoller turned to the college for an education that mirrored what he would face in the field as a paramedic.
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Published:After graduating from the EMS program, Damien Winn has gone from volunteer to full time firefighter, paramedic mentor and instructor.
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Published:After 15 years working in IT, one hospital stay inspired Anissa Ellis to change her career to help others. She earned her degree in nursing at Brightpoint, and is now a branch director with a home health company, helping nurses make an impact in lives across the area.
November 24 - Chester Campus
Brightpoint’s EMS program is holding a mass casualty incident training exercise for its students on Monday, November 24, from approximately 4:00 – 10:00 p.m., at the Chester Campus. This is an active-learning exercise designed to simulate real-world crisis scenarios. Passersby may notice activity in and around Beacon Hall related to the training, including individuals acting as patients and EMS students responding with equipment. This exercise is only open to those participating in the training.