TCI youngsters have been taking a closer look at life in the Cheshire Hall Medical Centre.
RTC news understands that students from the Clement Howell High School visited the InterHealth Canada hospital as part of their career month exercise.
Teacher, Claudell Seymour, told RTC news that “Students will be visiting a range of establishments during the month, thus allowing them to get a feel for working in those places. Quite a few want to go into medicine and so this was a particularly popular visit.”
Ms Seymour told our news reporter that “Special thanks goes out to InterHealth for its hospitality and she further thanked Linda Gill and Nicki Mullins who showed them around. Hopefully some of the youngsters will be back as employees one day.”
Nurse educator, Nicki Mullins, said InterHealth welcomes interest in its facilities from local youngsters.
“We are always delighted when young people from the country show an interest in what we do”, she explained.
“Today’s students are tomorrow’s doctors and nurses and it will be great to see children from the Clement Howell School among those who are working at the Provo and Grand Turk medical centres in the not too distant future.”
