Cape Fear Community College (CFCC) has proudly announced the graduation of its first Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) class. The inaugural class includes eight graduates who have successfully completed the MLT program. Out of these eight graduates, five have already secured positions with Novant at New Hanover Regional Hospital, and one has secured a position at Columbus Regional Healthcare.
CFCC President Jim Morton expressed his excitement about the graduation, stating that the graduates are now ready to make significant contributions to patient care and medical science. He emphasized that the graduates are well-prepared to make a positive impact in the healthcare field, and he commended them for their accomplishments.
The MLT program at CFCC aims to train students in the skills and knowledge necessary to work in medical laboratories, conducting important tests to help diagnose and treat patients. For more information on the Medical Laboratory Technology program at CFCC, interested individuals can visit the college’s website.
With the first MLT class graduating from CFCC, the college is proud to contribute to the growing workforce in the healthcare industry. The graduates’ success is a testament to the quality of education and training provided by CFCC, and the college is confident that these individuals will thrive in their future careers in medical laboratory technology.
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