Stephanie G.
Medical Assistant
Providence Health Systems
Graduate, Medical Assisting Program
“I enrolled in the Medical Assisting program after I read all the positive reviews and met the admissions staff”
Stephanie’s Story
Before enrolling at Sumner College, Stephanie was a hairstylist for over 17 years. She chose Medical Assisting because she wanted to help people feel better and always found the medical field to be fascinating. Stephanie could not believe how much she learned in the short time she was at Sumner. While a student, she experienced many changes: a new house, her son starting high school, and her daughter entering middle school. Her family was an amazing support network. As a long-distance runner, Stephanie can easily make a parallel between hard work and crossing that finish line. It all paid off, and she is so excited to start helping people!
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