Clearfield County CTC Health Occupations with Mrs. G

06/01/2026

05/22/2026

From losing the privilege of using tables to this! 🎓🩺

What started with chaos, laughter, confusion, and a classroom full of personalities somehow turned into a group of compassionate, capable young adults ready to take on the world. Over the last two years, they have grown so much. Through clinicals, stressful days, endless assignments, memories, and moments none of us will ever forget.

Watching them become who they are today has been one of the greatest honors.

And now… they are graduates. 💙🧡

05/20/2026

Angela Womer has come a long way during her time in Health Occupations, and we are proud of the determination she has shown along the way. After graduation, Angela plans to take a gap year before continuing her education to earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

One of Angela’s favorite parts of Health Occupations was her clinical experience at Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield, where she loved spending time with the residents and getting to know the “older folks.” Her kindness and easygoing nature made her a favorite among the residents, and it was clear that she truly enjoyed being there.

Angela’s advice to future students is simple and heartfelt: “Listen to Mrs. G and get your work turned in on time.” It is practical advice that comes from experience and is definitely worth following.

Her favorite quote from Elle Woods is: “You must have faith in people. And, most importantly, you must have faith in yourself.”

Angela has a gentle heart and a genuine gift for connecting with others. She has shown quiet strength, compassion, and perseverance throughout her time in the program. We are proud of how far she has come and know she has all the qualities needed to become a wonderful nurse.

Congratulations, Angela! We are excited to see where your journey takes you next.

05/19/2026

Natalie Kyler is ready to move on to bigger and better things after graduation. Throughout her time in Health Occupations, Natalie was known for her strong opinions and confidence.

One of Natalie’s favorite memories was the live surgery field trip, where she had the opportunity to watch a real surgical procedure up close. She also enjoyed the hands-on experiences she participated in with the Clearfield County Career and Technology Center Licensed Practical Nursing Program, which gave her a closer look at nursing skills and patient care.

After graduation, Natalie plans to attend the UPMC School of Nursing to earn her Registered Nurse (RN) credential and begin her career in nursing.

Natalie’s advice to future students is simple and direct: "Work hard and be disciplined."

Her favorite quote perfectly captures her signature reaction to just about anything: “Oh… for real.”

We are proud of Natalie and all she has accomplished during her time in Health Occupations. Her confidence, sense of humor, and determination will serve her well as she works toward becoming a nurse. Congratulations, Natalie!

05/18/2026

Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield recently recognized three students from the Health Occupations Technology program at CCCTC for outstanding achievement.

Sydney Sankey, West Branch, received the Outstanding Achievement Award as an advanced student in the Health Occupations program. This recognition reflects a strong commitment to serving others, along with demonstrated skills, kindness, and patience.

Gavin Dunlap, West Branch, and Angela Womer, Philipsburg-Osceola, each received Outstanding Achievement Awards for Best Medical Terminology in the program. This honor highlights determination, discipline, focus, and a strong desire to succeed.

Each student also received a gift card in recognition of these accomplishments.

Front row, left to right: Angela Womer, Gavin Dunlap, and Sydney Sankey. Back row, left to right: Miranda Coulter, Director of Operations, IntegraCare; Kellie Strouse, Community Relations Director, Colonial Courtyard; Brittany Gearheart, Executive Operations Officer, Colonial Courtyard; Kaitlyn Uhl, Resident Wellness Director, Colonial Courtyard; and Kassidy Bouch, Dining Experience Director, Colonial Courtyard.

05/18/2026

After graduation, Sydney Sankey plans to begin working and start the next chapter of her life.

One of Sydney’s favorite experiences in Health Occupations was attending the live surgery field trip. Watching a real surgical procedure up close was an unforgettable experience and gave her a unique look into the healthcare field.

Sydney’s advice to future Health Occupations students is simple and honest: “Pay attention, do your work, and have fun!”

Her favorite quote, “Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations,” reflects the determination and perseverance that have helped guide her through high school.

We are proud of Sydney and all she has accomplished. We wish her the very best as she begins this exciting new journey after graduation.

05/18/2026

05/14/2026

Katelyn Richner of Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School has been a determined and hardworking student in the Health Occupations program. One of her favorite memories was attending the live surgery field trip, where she had the opportunity to see healthcare professionals in action and gain a deeper appreciation for the nursing profession.

After graduation, Katelyn plans to enroll in the CCCTC Practical Nursing Program to earn her Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) certification and then continue her education to obtain her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

Katelyn encourages future Health Occupations students to believe in themselves, never give up, and take the NOCTI exam seriously by studying and preparing thoroughly.

Her favorite quote, “Mistakes are proof that you are trying,” reflects the perseverance and positive attitude she has shown throughout the program.

We are proud of Katelyn’s dedication and ambition and look forward to seeing all she accomplishes in her nursing career.

05/12/2026

Calleigh Wiest of Curwensville Area High School has been a valued member of the Health Occupations program, where she developed the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to begin her journey in healthcare. During her time in the program, Calleigh especially enjoyed class trips and class parties, which provided opportunities to build friendships and create lasting memories with her classmates.

After graduation, Calleigh plans to attend Washington & Jefferson College to pursue her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Her ultimate goal is to become a Registered Nurse and work in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), caring for newborns who need specialized medical attention.

Calleigh encourages future Health Occupations students to work hard, study, and stay focused, emphasizing that the program provides valuable preparation for both college and the healthcare workforce.

We are proud of Calleigh for her dedication, compassion, and commitment to helping others. We look forward to seeing all she accomplishes as she continues pursuing her dream of becoming a nurse.

05/11/2026

Adalyn Barner of West Branch Area High School has been a valued member of the Health Occupations program, where she developed the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to begin her journey in healthcare. During her time in the program, Adalyn especially enjoyed clinical rotations, where she had the opportunity to interact with residents and gain real-world experience caring for others.

After graduation, Adalyn plans to continue her education at CCCTC to earn her Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) certification. She encourages future Health Occupations students to always put forth their best effort, knowing that hard work and determination can lead to success.

We are proud of Adalyn for her dedication and compassionate nature, and we look forward to seeing all she accomplishes as she continues pursuing her goal of becoming a nurse.