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Applied Technology Services is now accepting applications for the Fall 2013 Practical Nursing program. Call 314-989-7570 today for more information. |

| Applied Technology Services Health Career Expo continues its success again this year. The Expo included 93 participants representing 50 health and wellness organizations, employers, and community resources. Survey results from participants include 98% overall satisfaction; 98% of companies feel that the Expo met their needs; 95% would attend next year; 98% would recommend to other businesses. Twenty-four companies had current job openings for CNA, CMT and/or LPN and ten companies noted they currently employ our CNA, CMT or LPN graduates. Attendees commented that they enjoyed the the ability to network with others, the high number, wide variety, and professionalism of students in attendance and the organization of the event to include the buffet lunch. | ![]() |
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Also, in attendance included more than 250 current/previous students and staff from the Applied Technology Services Practical Nursing program, Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) program, Certified Medication Technician (CMT) program, and Health Science students from North Tech High School and South Tech High School.Students were provided the opportunity to fill out employment applications and distribute their resumes in an effort to secure employment. |
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Community Resources included free health screenings from local health centers. Barnes Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Ovarian Cancer Awareness provided cancer education and cancer risk assessment. The St. Louis Area National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse provided information on alcohol and drug abuse. The Missouri Career Centers, SLATE, State of Missouri DESE Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Missouri Care, ClearPoint Credit Counseling Solutions, the Scholarship Foundation, and TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers. St. Louis Community College, College Network, Lutheran School of Nursing, and Barnes Jewish Goldfarb School of Nursing provided students information on furthering their nursing education. The complimentary buffet lunch was catered by the South Tech Culinary Arts Department to all participants. |
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Brenton’s love for helping people started years ago as a home health aide. He worked for six years providing clients with personal care. His great leadership abilities presented him additional opportunities as a retail manager and police officer. He attended police academy, was hired, and worked as an officer for four and a half years. His love for nursing still endured. After making the decision to further his education, he received certification and worked as a CNA while pursuing his 4 year degree in Health Care Administration. A semester from completing the degree, he meet a graduate that recommended he attend Applied Technology Services Practical Nursing Program to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. Brenton successfully passed the entrance exam, competed against other applicants, and was accepted into the April 2011 class as a PN student. “The instructors were amazing. They truly care about your success. The clinical experience provided a variety of disciplines and at great length. There were many places where I felt as if I was part of the facilities family,” he says. Brenton’s success as a practical nurse student allowed him to assist and tutor other students before and after class during the program which resulted in positive outcomes for him and other students. After graduation, he successfully passed his state board examination and was hired by a local long term care facility where he worked as a CNA. Brenton plans to return to college, graduate with his BSN, and work in a hospital setting. His long range goal is to open a long-term care facility. |
Testing is now available for Fall 2013 CNA classes. Testing takes approximately 15-20 minutes and is on a walk-in basis during the times indicated below. Testing cost: $15.00 (money order only)
June 10th - June 25th - July 9th - July 23rd 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM at South Tech High School in Sunset Hills.