Peach County High School Health Science Program Receives "Industry Certified" Status Once Again!

Press Release

Peach County High School Health Science Program


 

Congratulations to Peach County High School’s Health Science Program. They have achieved their recertification as an “Industry Certified” program. Industry certified programs have received a stamp of excellence from the Healthcare industry and the Georgia Department of Education. Programs must undergo a rigorous review process that covers every aspect of the healthcare program. Certified programs go through a yearly review and an extended recertification process every five years. Achieving this Industry Certified is evidence that our Health Science program is preparing students for any path they choose. Whether it is continuing onto college for an advanced degree or directly into the workforce. 

The Peach County High School Health Science Department would like to thank their business partners for giving up their time to help with this evaluation. 
 

• Lisa Champion, LPN, PCHS School Nurse

• Laura Gentry, RN, CEO, Peach County Navicent Hospital

• Ben Heber, EMTP/Instructor, Peach County EMS/Central GA Technical College

• Rebecca Meeks, RN, ER Manager Peach County Navicent Hospital

• Leslie Reynolds, RN, Surgery/PACU, Peach County Navicent Hospital

 

The Health Science teachers, Kristine Huff and David Langley will be officially recognized at the summer Georgia Association for Career and Technical Education Conference in July.