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A group of Connetquot High School students spent much of December exploring careers within the medical field and learning valuable skills from healthcare professionals.
The 18 students in Northwell Health’s virtual Career Development Certificate program received training in resume writing, interviewing for jobs and developing an “employability profile,” a district spokesperson said.
The district said the following students successfully completed the program:
- Taylor Catello
- Ella Causin
- Juliette Christophel
- Mikayla Coster
- Lauren Dailey
- Colleen Duggan
- Carmella Eads
- Morgan Elliott
- Lauren Kaan
- Sofia Kaspiev
- Meghan Laffey
- Emily Mysliwiec
- Jacqueline Palumbo
- Summer Perry
- Hunter Silhan
- Paige Snyder
- Isabella Truglio
- Stacy Vilca
Connetquot’s work experience coordinator Michelle Rapone (right) presents Connetquot High School senior Carmella Eads with a career development certificate in recognition of her successful completion of Northwell Health’s Career Development Certificate program.
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