SRTC-Tifton Honors Ten Graduates in Urgent Pinning Ceremony
URGENT UPDATE: On July 24, 2025, Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) held a momentous pinning ceremony at SRTC-Tifton, celebrating the achievements of ten graduating students from its Surgical Technology program. This event marks a pivotal milestone for these graduates as they prepare to enter the healthcare workforce.
The graduates, including Kaitlyn Classon from Meigs and Jacara Hayes from Thomasville, completed extensive coursework and clinical rotations crucial for their future roles in surgical settings. Each student has now earned an associate degree in surgical technology and is eligible to take the Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) examination through the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting (NBSTSA).
This program is designed to equip students for vital careers within operating rooms, teaching essential skills such as preparing surgical environments and assisting surgeons during operations.
Gina Chambers, the Surgical Technology Program Chair, expressed pride in the graduates, stating,
“We are incredibly proud of these graduates and their commitment to excellence throughout the program. They have demonstrated the dedication and professionalism that will serve them well in their healthcare careers.”
The ceremony not only honored these graduates but highlighted their readiness to make a positive impact in operating rooms across the region. As the healthcare sector continues to grow, these skilled professionals are positioned to meet the increasing demand for surgical support.
SRTC offers over 150 degree, diploma, and certificate programs designed to fast-track students into their desired careers. The fall semester begins on August 19, and potential students are encouraged to enroll immediately.
For more information on the Surgical Technology program, contact Gina Chambers at [email protected]. With the healthcare landscape evolving rapidly, now is the time for aspiring students to take the next step in their education and career.
Stay tuned for more updates as these graduates transition into their new roles, influencing the future of healthcare in their communities.
