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SUNY Niagara surgical technology program earns 100% on national certification exam - Vimarsana News

SUNY Niagara surgical technology program earns 100% on national certification exam

SUNY Niagara is celebrating a historic achievement for its surgical technology program. The graduating Class of 2024 marks a first in the program's history, with all 15 students earning a passing grade on the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting (NBSTSA) certified surgical technologist (CST) exam, giving the cohort a 100% pass rate.

CVPH featured in state spotlight - Vimarsana News

CVPH featured in state spotlight

PLATTSBURGH — Alice Hyde Medical Center and Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital have been featured in the Healthcare Association of New York State Member Spotlight.

University of Vermont Health Network initiatives address workforce shortage - Vimarsana News

University of Vermont Health Network initiatives address workforce shortage

PLATTSBURGH — In partnership with Clinton Community College and Mohawk Valley Community College, the University of Vermont Health Network has created a Surgical Technologist Training Pathway Program (ST) designed to

CCC announces new surgical technology program - Vimarsana News

CCC announces new surgical technology program

PLATTSBURGH — Clinton Community College, in collaboration with Mohawk Valley Community College and the University of Vermont Health Network, has launched a new Surgical Technology Program.

ODU, EVMS merger to move forward with money from Gov. Youngkin's budget - Vimarsana News

ODU, EVMS merger to move forward with money from Gov. Youngkin's budget

Money from Virginia's amended budget, which was approved on Sept. 14 by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, will go toward the integration of Old Dominion University and the Eastern Virginia Medical School.

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