Student Success

Meet Jennifer Paxton, a former Medical Assistant Bootcamp student. Jennifer shared what helped her to be successful in the program was her classmates and instructors who aided in the transition to distance learning and made skills training so much fun! Jennifer attended SCE Spring 2020 and was hired her second week of externship at RPP Family and Elder Care with Dr. Patel. What she loves most is helping people and having the opportunity to treat every patient she encounters with the upmost respect and compassion that they deserve. Jennifer says, “I feel such pride and fulfillment every day I leave the office.”

My high school teacher told me about this program so I signed up right when I graduated. I took Registered Dental Assisting and I really liked how quickly this course went. You won't regret going to SCE and you'll be extremely proud of yourself when you graduate.

I really felt that the teacher was really concerned about our learning and not only interested in our learning they were interested in investing themselves in us. So I really appreciate that.

The most beneficial part has been our instructor, he’s an hospital oriented instructor so he focuses us being prepared to get a job.

Leah Baker is working at BrightStar Care as a clinical care coordinator and oversees scheduling and ensure they are meeting state standards. Leah gained the knowledge and skills to now work confidently alongside the director of patient care services. Sabrina Rodriguez, is working as a Pharmacy Technician at Walgreens Pharmacy. After Sabrina completed her course at SCE and was able to gain employment with the skills she learned in the virtual classroom, lab, and at the internship site. Her instructor guided her each step of the way and Sabrina is now on the career path she desired.

Cynthia Calderon is currently on the front lines as a COVID-19 Rapid Tester. Cynthia says with pride, “I am proud of my school as it has taught me skills when working with sterile trays, proper donning and doffing of PEE and overall patience to always have empathy for our patients when working this type of position.”