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Statement Long Term Adult Health Care Administrator
Training Cowley's
EMS Education receives high praise. Cowley
receives grant to expand MICT training Cowley
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Students in Paramedic Program help clean up after tornado Fifteen graduate from Cowley College MICT program Students take part in Medical Careers Day Cowley/Pratt Nursing and Allied Health programs hold Open House Seven graduate from Cowley College MICT program Eleven
graduate from Cowley College Paramedic Program Andover MICT Students Complete Program Cowley
College offering educational opportunities for dislocated workers Tactical Classes
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Several students in Cowley College’s Paramedic Program recently volunteered
to clean up debris from the tornadoes that hit Wichita on April 14. The
students helped clean up areas of Oaklawn, specifically the 150-unit Pinaire
Mobile Home Park, where more than 90 mobile homes sustained damage. 
Over
120 people gathered on Thursday, Jan. 19 to celebrate the graduation
of 15 students from Cowley College’s Mobile Intensive Care Technician (paramedic) program in the Earle N. Wright Community Room at the school’s
main campus in Arkansas City. The program that finished on December
15 completed the AAS degree requirements for these graduates. 
Students
interested in a medical career had an opportunity to take part
in Medical Careers Day held Wednesday at Cowley College’s
main campus in Arkansas City. A record turnout of 75 students took
part in the event, which is now in its fourth year of existence. 
Individuals
interested in the nursing and allied health professions took
part in Tuesday’s Open House held at Cowley College’s
Allied Health Center in Winfield.
With
Cowley College’s Medical Careers Day continuing to double
in size each of the first three years of the event, 66 students
took part in the day’s
activities held Wednesday on the college’s main campus in
Arkansas City.
Cowley
College summer EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)-Basic students
Amanda Vandyke, Britt Hazen, Cody Doane, and Jacob Perryman practice
their spinal immobilization and fracture management skills on fellow
student Brant Calvin. The summer EMT class runs from June 1 to
July 31, and is comprised of classroom, skills lab, online, and
field internship sessions. 
Medical
Center Trauma Services, Midwest Life Team, and Wichita State University,
Cowley College is hosting the Critical Care Emergency Medical Transport
Program June 7-18 in the Earle N. Wright Community Room. 
Graduation
for 11 students in Cowley College’s Mobile Intensive
Care Technician (paramedic) program was held Friday in the Earle N.
Wright Community Room at the main campus in Arkansas City. The
program that finished on December 11 completed the AAS degree requirements
for these graduates. 
