March 02, 2020

Ten senior students from Woodward Career Technical High School, each with a 3.0 GPA and above, will spend the next 10 weeks working and learning in the Oncology and Women’s Services practices at Good Samaritan Hospital as part of a new Medical Assistant Co-Op program. Students will graduate from the program with a Medical Assistant credential and with more clinical experience than a college student.

TriHealth will welcome new and diverse talent who will begin their careers at TriHealth. Through this co-op program, students receive accelerated skill development, post-program employment opportunities at TriHealth, and eligibility for tuition reimbursement at our local universities.

Christian Bradley, Talent Acquisition Consultant at TriHealth, shared appreciation for “the Woodward faculty and staff, the TriHealth 1 HR Team as well as the leadership teams for Oncology and Women’s Service for investing in these students. This program can go a long way in solving a crucial need in our practices and provides a pathway to great careers here at TriHealth.“

Pictured at the top of the page: Student Participants
Pictured directly above: Program Leaders

This is truly a wonderful opportunity for the young people, and thank you TriHealth for investing in "our future " health care providers
Posted by: Frankie Bullock on March 05, 2020
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Amazing this is a Great Gives Back! To have the opportunity for the education and a career straight out high school. Go TriHealth and Woodward!
Posted by: Ronita Robinson on March 05, 2020
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GREAT JOB WOODWARD STUDENTS!WELL DONE TRIHEALTH.
Posted by: Sebrina Tillman on March 04, 2020
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This is absolutely beautiful. Great job TriHealth!
Posted by: Nikita Stiggers on March 04, 2020
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Awesome Woodward students and TriHealth !
Posted by: Iesha Metcalf on March 04, 2020
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