Recent graduates of the Jeremiah’s Hope healthcare training program were celebrated at UAB St. Vincent’s on Monday, April 29.
Jeremiah’s Hope is a collaboration between Jefferson State and UAB St. Vincent’s, with the college’s Center for Workforce Education providing training in various healthcare programs and wrap-around services. More than 100 students have graduated from the program since the collaboration began in 2020.
The graduates included:
Sterile Processing
- Pettria Adenuga
- Victoria Austin
- Kadeem Bates
- DeAnquinetta Benion
- Jasmine Bonner
- Markita James
- Regime Jones
- Renata Jones
- Tristen Jones
- Balen Lopez
- Brittany Lucas
- Pre’Seanna Luster
- Shakayla Murray
- Bridget Phillips
- Lakisha Sanders
- Ayanna Smith
- Quanika Sumpter
- Tapoyia Ware
Clinical Medical Assistant
- Breanna Bagley
- Pattrice Coleman
- Jasmine Ellison
- Vikki Hull
- LaPrincess Mosley
- Khadijah Patterson
- Jakeshia Pettway
- Kesa Stephenson
Phlebotomy
- Janae’ Bowman
- Arriana Dozier
- QuinNescia L. Gurley
- Zakiyyah Jackson
- Brionna McCarthy
- Brittny Poer
- Sullivan Underwood
- Angel Wells
- Jonah Yearby
Administrative Medical Assistant
- April Colley
- Taquita Hawthorne
- Quinita Jackson
- Shalonda Rodgers
The Jeremiah’s Hope program provides scholarships to students seeking workforce training in high-need essential healthcare fields. Classes take place across Jefferson State’s four campuses. The programs offered are directly aligned with the workforce talent needs of UAB St. Vincent’s.
The programs in Jeremiah’s Hope include a career coach to assist each participant. The career coach will assist with support services and coaching to ensure participants progress in the program. Together with UAB St. Vincent’s, the program provides clinical education experiences required of the programs to ensure work-based learning competencies are met before entering the workforce.
To learn more about these training opportunities, call (205) 838-3856 or complete an online interest form at jhcareers.org.
