Cowley hosts second annual
Medical Careers Day
Getting an opportunity to learn about medical programs and degrees
offered by Cowley College, 33 students took part in the school’s
Medical Careers Day held Wednesday at the Allied Health Center in
Winfield.
The turnout was nearly twice as large as the number of people that
took part in the school’s first Medical Careers Day held last
year. Those attending were made up of high school students, displaced
area workers, and some Cowley College students.
The day consisted of a tour of the Allied Health Center, an overview
of the Allied Health programs, and medical careers presentations
provided by Butler County EMS, Butler County Paramedic Unit, Winfield
Area EMS, Arkansas City Fire Department and EMS, William Newton Memorial
Hospital, Hospice of Kansas, and the Pratt Nursing program. read
more
Sixteen
graduate from Cowley College MICT program
Graduation
for 16 students in Cowley College’s Mobile Intensive
Care Technician (paramedic) program was held August 28 in the Earle
N. Wright Community Room at the main campus in Arkansas City. The
program that finished on July 31 completed the AAS degree requirements
for the graduates. read
more

Andover MICT Students Complete Program
Fifteen individuals recently completed the Cowley MICT Program,
becoming the first cohort to complete the Andover program held
through a partnership with Butler College.
Cowley
College offering educational opportunities for dislocated workers
Cowley College is investing in our community’s future
by providing training to those who need to expand their employment
skills.
Funding opportunities are available for dislocated workers that enroll in approved
educational training programs, including: CNA/CMA, EMT, Paramedic, Medical Coding,
and Medical Transcription.
For additional information,
go to www.cowley.edu/dislocated
Keynote speaker at MICT
graduation ceremony praises the Cowley College EMS program
Excerpt from article in EMS Today.
Success in the Heartland
“I know there are many great EMS
educational programs out there and I don't mean to put one program above the
other. But, in little Arkansas City, Kansas, they're doing a fantastic job in
a time when the economy is in turmoil. I salute them and all educators who never
forget that everything in EMS, including education, is about the patient and
quality patient care.” read
more
Cowley
MICT Program. read
more about the Mobile Intensive Care Technician
program at Cowley College's Allied Health Center.
CMA RecertificationThe next class will be November 14, 2009. Look here for
the registration form.
Changes to LPN/RN Pre-requisites
Chemistry is no longer a pre-requisite for the Pratt/Cowley Nursing
Program. This change was announced December 2, 2008 and affects students
applying for the fall 2009 nursing program offered at Cowley’s
Winfield campus and students entering the January 2009 LPN to RN
online program through Pratt Community College.
Cowley and Southwestern offer new Pre-Nursing
Course
The demand for nurses in the healthcare industry continues to grow
at an exceptional rate. To help prepare pre-nursing students for
their future profession, Southwestern College is offering a pre-nursing
course for all Cowley College pre-nursing students. read
more

MICT Extrication Training
MICT students from the Andover 18-Month
class recently completed extrication training in El Dorado. The
Butler County Rescue Squad provided classroom and hands-on instruction.
Tactical Classes for EMS and
LawEnforcement

Cowley College’s Advanced
Tactical EMS class was held at the Arkansas City campus
on September 20, 2008 from 1800-midnight.
The fall 2009 basic class is scheduled to take place October 3 & 4. The advanced class will be October 17 & 18. |