Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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Helping You know the feeling. That great rush of satisfaction and joy that comes from helping a child. Whether it’s helping one take his her first ride on a bike or helping one take his her first step after an operation; it’s still there - that intangible reward that comes from making a difference. If you’re looking for an organization dedicated to helping children you'll want to look at us. We are the area’s premier pediatric specialty hospital and are always looking for profession- als with expertise in the following areas: e Nuclear Med Techs e Radiology Techs e Ultra-sound Techs e Nurses e Respiratory Therapy e Physical Therapists If you’re looking for a place to begin a career along with the unique rewards associated with helping children reach their highest goals of aay ae {lee} et salad cs z th ae sci The Children’s Medical Center One Children’s Plaza Dayton, Ohio 45404-1815 An Equal Opportunity Employer 100 Children Reach Their Highest Goals tomorrow, then give us a look. Come spend a day with us; tour our facility; spend time in your specialty area; and talk with present employees who can give you a realistic picture of what pediatric medicine is all about. We think you'll find CMC a very caring yet challenging environ- ment. Or if you’d prefer, call us at 226-8429 and let us mail you our information packet which includes general information about the hospital as well as specific information regarding your specialty area. We truly believe after you've given us a look you'll understand the children’s advantage. aed bi

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Wauat DO BIRTHDAYS, BOOMERANGS AND FLORIDA HOSPITAL NURSES HAVE. IN COMMON? THEY ALL KEEP COMING BACK! Why do you suppose that in the past year 50 Florida Hospital RNs asked for their jobs back after working other places? We think it’s because of the quality care we provide and the challenging opportunities we offer at Florida Hospital. Nurses who've shopped the job market tell us we're right. Florida Hospital, a 1,071-bed regional referral center, is the 7th largest cardiac center in the nation. The hospital's 236 critical care beds allow progressive programs in adult, pediatric and neonatal critical care. Other specializations include oncology, orthopedics, psychiatry, monitored medical, surgical, rehabilitation, head injury and women's medicine. Florida Hospital nurses have excellent personal and professional benefits, including flexible staffing options, differential pay for evenings, nights, weekends and holidays, premium night rate in addition to the differential, a weekend option on selected units, a per diem plan and seasonal employment. Educational benefits include tuition reimbursement, an on-the-job critical care intern- ship program and on-campus BSN and MS programs. If you want to know more about why nurses come back to Florida Hospital, call Judy Bond at 1-800-327-1914. In Florida, call collect, (305) 897-1998. FLORIDA HOSPITAL 601 E. Rollins, Orlando, FL 32803 99

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Advertising: Respiratory Care A two-year Respiratory Program undergoes many hardships and learning responsibilities while gaining maturity and plenty of long-lasting friendships. Although many hours are spent in classroom lectures and check-offs of mechanical and physical skills, quality clinical experience is obtained, as well as patient interaction out of the classroom. One of the benefactoring memories of the second-year Res- piratory students was the surprising appearance of ‘Bo-Bo the clown” for Dee Johnson’s surprise birthday celebration. This special memory showed the spirit of being a part of the KMMCA Respiratory program along with the excellent student and teacher relationship. A student in this program will be supplied with a strong knowledge of meeting the Respiratory needs of a patient while also achieving a sound standard of living in the medical world. by Christopher Essman ; « cr“ ADS 101