NCCTI Welcomes New Medical Assistant Clinical Students

Incoming students to the NCCTI Medical Assistant Clinical program participate in orientation on Jan. 4. NCCTI Admissions Representative Aziza Johnson addresses the group.

New Community Career & Technical Institute (NCCTI) held an orientation for its newest Medical Assistant Clinical (MAC) class on Jan. 4. Students received an overview of the policies and procedures and met members of the school staff.

NCCTI Director Dr. Sylvia McCray and MAC instructor, Dr. Mamdouh Sorial, welcomed the new students.

Participants also had the opportunity to hear from a student finishing up the MAC program, Christopher Clement. He described his experience and answered questions.

The newest MAC session began on Jan. 9.

Those interested in any of NCCTI’s accredited post-secondary programs should call the school at 973-824-6484, visit the Main Campus at 274 South Orange Ave., Newark, or fill out this form.

: NCCTI Director Dr. Sylvia McCray talks to the newest group of students enrolled in the Medical Assistant Clinical program.

: NCCTI Medical Assistant Clinical Instructor Dr. Mamdouh Sorial addresses his new students during orientation.

: NCCTI Financial Coach Akeen Downes, left, and Career Services Coordinator Chanda Webb explain their roles to incoming students during Medical Assistant Clinical orientation.

: Current NCCTI Medical Assistant Clinical student Christopher Clement answers incoming students’ questions about the program during orientation.

: New NCCTI Medical Assistant Clinical students participate in orientation on Jan. 4.

: NCCTI Medical Assistant Clinical Instructor Dr. Mamdouh Sorial talks about the course during orientation.

: NCCTI Success Coaches Odette Phillip and Andrea Kelly explain how they work to keep students on track.

: NCCTI Registrar Ramona Galley explains the attendance policies of the school during orientation.

: NCCTI Admissions Representative Aziza Johnson discusses policies and procedures during orientation.