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VNA on Across the Fence


Across the Fence

The VNA will be featured on Across the Fence this Tuesday, May 14.

  VNA care and our programs will be the focus of the UVM Extension show, Across the Fence, airing this Tuesday, May 14, at 12:15 on WCAX.

Specifically, Sue Anderson-Brown, VNA's Vice President of Human Resources, talks about the diverse opportunities available for working at the VNA and how our services make a difference. Sue also highlights our PCA Ladders training program and encourages people who are interested in starting a career in health care to come to one of our next informational meetings at the VNA Main Office in Colchester on:

Tuesday, May 21 at 9:30 am
or
Wednesday, May 22, at 9:30 am

Celia Bora, RN Supervisor for Adult Hi-tech, is also on the program and talks about her experience starting as a PCA and growing her career to be a nurse manager. 

You can learn more about the PCA Ladders program by clicking here.

 

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