“The more responsibility I was given throughout my career, from volunteer to nursing assistant to perfusion assistant, the more I wanted to keep discovering my passion and helping others. ”
“The more responsibility I was given throughout my career, from volunteer to nursing assistant to perfusion assistant, the more I wanted to keep discovering my passion and helping others. ”
The Texas Heart Institute (THI) School of Perfusion Technology student Frances Lewis recently shared her experiences traveling to Al Rachaya, Lebanon, on a prestigious Perfusion Without Borders (PWOB) scholarship. The scholarship grant was awarded by the American Society of Extracorporeal Technology and enabled her to participate in a medical mission trip led by the Novick Cardiac Alliance. Upon graduation from Texas Heart Institute, Frances will join the perfusion team at The Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. Read Full Story
Cassie Garland, a senior biology student at YSU, was recently accepted into the Cleveland Clinic School of Perfusion, a highly competitive program that combines perfusion-specific clinical experience and field-related courses.
Only seven other students were accepted.
