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Reynolds Named March Student Of The Month

Mitzi Reynolds holding a certificate standing next to a faculty member in scrubs.

Two people standing next to each other, one in scrubs the other holding a certificate.National Park College (NPC) Health Science student Mitzi Reynolds was named student of the month for March.

Reynolds is in her final semester of the Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program and is currently enrolled in 15 credit hours. “I chose MLT because, I always loved my science and laboratory classes and I wanted to get a job in the medical field,” she said.

Reynolds attended Conroe High School in Conroe, TX. and graduated in 1998. She and her husband moved to Hot Springs from San Marcos, TX., where they lived for 20 years. She has a background in police and emergency medical services dispatch, and enjoys gardening, kayaking and video games in her spare time.

Reynolds shared how the faculty have made her experience a positive one. “My professors, Mr. Turner and Mr. Collie, are great teachers and love their field,” said Reynolds.

“Mitzi is a very motivated student and seems to excel in all aspects of our program,” said Britt Turner, MLT Program Director.

Reynolds added, “MLT techs are a vital and understaffed segment of the medical profession, so I encourage people to look into the program.”