SC Superstar Project - Brecksville Campus Students
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SC Superstar Project - Brecksville Campus Students
On April 09, 2020
On April 09, 2020 SC Superstar Project: Honoring our students that are working in healthcare and out in the community as essential workers.
If you are a SC Superstar, please send a photo, job title and what you do to:
Brecksville Campus students: Lisa at lcantlebary@stautzenberger.com
Maumee Campus students: Jeff at jmorrison@stautzenberger.com
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Thank you Many Flanik - a Veterinary Technician student. Mandy says, “I'm a vet assistant at Mission Possible Animal Hospital a low cost spay and neuter clinic. I love helping and caring for the animals when they need me the most.” Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Hope Spellacy - a Veterinary Technician student. Hope says, “I'm an assistant supervisor and a catalog mail order company sell household items and health aides 4 the elderly.” Thank you for pulling down your PPE to show us your eyes (and we think we see a smile behind that mask). |
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Thank you Laura Miller - a Surgical Technology student. Laura says, “I work part-time as a Support Associate in Labor and Deliver at Summa (Akron City). I love my work family!” |
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Thank you Jordan Alexander - a Veterinary Technology student at the Brecksville campus. She is working as a vet assistant at Metropolitan Veterinary Emergency. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Kaitlyn Anderson - a Veterinary Technician student at the Brecksville campus. She is working as a vet assistant in the emergency room at MedVet. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Jason Johnston - a Central Sterile Processing Technology student. Jason works at AMT which is near the college. He makes feeding tubes. He is a mold operator. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Amanda Stack - a Veterinary Technician student. Amanda says “Hi there my name is Amanda Stack and I am a 2019 Vet Tech graduate currently working at CVS in Berea working the front store.” |
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Thank you Alexandra Shafer - a Surgical Technology student. Alexandra writes “I am an LPN, I work for a home health care agency as well as a neurology/ rehab facility. Thank you so much for taking the time to recognize and appreciate those of us that are working the front lines right now.” |
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Thank you Sophia Geissinger - a Veterinary Technician student. I am currently halfway through the veterinary technician program at Stautzenberger! I am considered essential at the Defiance Veterinary Clinic as a veterinary assistant. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Rebecca Leininger - a Surgical Technology student. Rebecca is on the front line working at the Cleveland clinic-Fairview as a laboratory assistant. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Alexandra Marchese - a Veterinary Technician student. Alexandra and her fiancé are both essential workers. Alexandra is a Vet Assistant and her fiancé is a Truck Driver delivering essential goods all around North East Ohio. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Barbara Kantartzis - a Practical Nursing student. Barbara says “I have been an STNA for 15 years! I work at Northwestern health care facility for 7 of those years and love what I do! I cannot wait to become and work as a nurse there and continue to take care of my residents!” Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Charlena Rakes - a Veterinary Technician student. She is a Linens Specialist (by morning) and Materials Management (by afternoon) Specialist at Southwest General Health Center. Each morning she makes sure each floor has clean linen needed for the patients and old linen is picked up from each floor. She also helps bring up needed medical supplies like patient personal care supplies, respiratory supplies, tubbing and IV fluids to each floor. Other days with COVID-19 on the rise, she helps inventory donations brought in from local businesses and schools. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Katherine Riedthaler, a Veterinary Technology student. She is working as a cashier at Walmart. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Scott Kostura - a Surgical Technology student. Scott is serving two roles as an Airport Operation and Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting at the Cuyahoga County Airport. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Lela Davis - a Practical Nursing student. She is doing her clinicals at Marymount Hospital. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Martina Gilchrist, a Sonography student. She is working at an emergency department as a Health Unit Coordinator. She helps in the admitting process and getting calls out to doctors for admissions. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Jawana McKinley Craig, a Surgical Technology student. She is working in the surgical processing department at a Cleveland Clinic. Thank you for removing your PPE to show us your smile. |
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Thank you Superstar Kacey Lampson, a Healthcare Administration student. She is working as a Registered Medical Assistant at Canton Urology. She assists in treating patients with bladder and prostate cancer. |
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Thank you Superstar Ashley Vrabel, a student in our Practical Nursing program. Ashley works in healthcare as an STNA at Westlake Rehab in Westlake. She takes care of elderly patients in a long-term/ rehab facility.
And thank you Westlake Rehab, helping the community by turning one wing into a COVID-19 unit. |
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Thank you Superstar Mackenzie Boyle, a Surgical Technology student. She is working as a full-time Filling Technician on the front line getting orders ready for shipment. |
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