Access Home Care and Hospice is proud to serve our local communities and
support the endeavors of local students. An example of this support is to a very determined and gifted high school student in southern Idaho.
Tyona Carter is presently a junior at Preston High School in Preston, Idaho. We
heard about her unique opportunity from her mother, MaRee Carter (who happens to
be one of our exceptional hospice nurses). We were intrigued by her story and
her determination to one day become an anesthesiologist. She was selected to represent her high school
to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum of Medicine in New York City. There
are only a select few students who earn this opportunity nationwide. Access
feels it a privilege to help get her to New York. She and the other students
who have been selected throughout the country will be able to visit the New
York University School of Medicine, New York Institute of Technology, College
of Osteopathic Medicine and other prestigious institutions of education. She
will also be afforded the opportunity to observe surgical procedures and assist
in an emergency room, receiving valuable hands-on exposure to the field of
medicine.
Access Home Care and Hospice is excited for
her and the things she will learn to help her get a few steps closer to her
dream of becoming an anesthesiologist. We recognize the value of local people caring for their
friends and neighbors. We wish Tyona the very best and we will be following her
progress throughout the years as she gets closer to realizing her dream. Congratulations, Tyona, and best wishes for a
bright future!!!
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