Mara Heaton, RN, speaks with MASH students Megan Brown, Isabel Griffith, Moorea Montano and Rebecca Beaux. Courtesy/LAMC
LAMC CEO Tracie Stratton congratulates MASH program graduates from left, Rebecca Beaux, Lizeth Garcia, Isabel Griffith, Megan Brown and Moorea Montano. Courtesy/LAMC
LAMC News:
Los Alamos Medical Center (LAMC) and Los Alamos High School again offered the Multiple Avenues for Successful Healthcare (MASH) program to interested and eligible sophomores, juniors and seniors.
The goal of this program is to expose local students to the multiple career opportunities available in their home-town hospital.
The one-week job-shadowing experience occurred June 5-9, 2023, on the LAMC campus at 3917 West Road.
Students who apply and are selected for the program devoted time 7:45 a.m. to noon each day at LAMC. The early hours are designed to allow students to really observe the medical activities in many areas. Students were required to shadow multiple departments of the hospital.
The shadowing is designed to involve interactive activities and presentations by Healthcare staff that will provide students with a true exposure to Healthcare careers, to help them assess if this is a good career path for them.
A graduation was held for the students on June 8 with families of the graduates invited.
MASH students from left, Isabel Griffith, Lizeth Garcia, Megan Brown, Moorea Montano and Rebecca Beaux. Courtesy/LAMC
HR Generalist Patricia Werner and Chief Nursing Officer Don Hislop, RN, speak to students at their MASH Graduation. Courtesy/LAMC
MASH graduates from left, Rebecca Beaux, Lizeth Garcia, Isabel Griffith, Megan Brown and Moorea Montano. Courtesy/LAMC
