Cabarrus Healthcare Foundation News Winter 2022
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1942 CLUB<br />
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT<br />
LAUREN MAYHONE, RN<br />
CCHS Class of 2021 and Atrium Health Teammate<br />
Q: Who is Lauren Mayhone?<br />
A: I am from Charlotte, North Carolina born and<br />
raised! I graduated in May 2021 from <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College<br />
of Health Sciences with an Associate Degree in<br />
Nursing. I currently work at Atrium Health <strong>Cabarrus</strong> on<br />
the Post-Surgical floor as a Nurse.<br />
Q: How did <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College prepare you for your<br />
current role?<br />
A: <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College prepared me to be a Nurse in<br />
a multitude of ways. The College provides excellent curriculum, hands on<br />
clinical experiences, and numerous skills lab opportunities to teach students<br />
what it truly means to be and practice as a nurse. The faculty and staff go<br />
above and beyond to pour into their students and help them be as successful<br />
as they can.<br />
Q: What would you tell current students about the importance of giving back<br />
to <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College?<br />
A: I think current students should be educated on the importance of<br />
giving back to their community, and especially <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College. During<br />
my time at <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College, I found a new love for nursing, healthcare,<br />
and making myself available to future student nurses. I would encourage<br />
current students to volunteer in any way that they can. It is very important to<br />
build the healthcare community and I believe <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College has multiple<br />
opportunities that allow students to give back.<br />
Q: What are a couple of things you loved most about <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College?<br />
A: I loved so many aspects of <strong>Cabarrus</strong> College. I loved the staff and how<br />
close knit they were to us. I felt like I knew my professors on a personal level,<br />
and that I could go to them with any and every issue I<br />
had. I also loved the clinical experience they gave us.<br />
Students were given the chance to experience a variety<br />
of floors and specialties. Lastly, I loved the Transition<br />
to Practice Program, also known as the Practicum<br />
Experience. This was the opportunity that made me the<br />
most confident in my abilities as a Nurse. I believe all<br />
students should be given the opportunity to experience<br />
practicum during their time in nursing school.<br />
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THE 1942 CLUB
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