We are thrilled to announce that after weeks of intense coursework, hands-on clinical training, and certification testing, students of our first Medical Assistant cohort has secured employment!
Huge congratulations go out to Elise Vogues, Monica Amador, and Aniage Brown, for this great accomplishment. Elise and Monica have both accepted full-time job offers with Virtua Health, and Aniage Brown has received an offer with Cooper University Hospital!
These young adults have made so many significant strides during their time at Hopeworks and have now broken another barrier that many will follow for years to come. Thank you to Riscee Langhorne and the Workforce Solutions team for their hard work and dedication in bringing these employment pathways to life!
“Through all of the mentorship, workshops, and networking opportunities, Hopeworks has empowered me with the skills and confidence necessary to navigate the complexities of the professional world. Thank you all!” - Elise Vogues
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