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Carol Harvey, lab technologist at Cary Medical Center, explains to Caribou Mayor Kenneth Murchison the process of preparing tissue samples for slides to be evaluated by the pathologist. Murchison toured the lab recently, signing a proclamation designating April 18-24 as Medical Laboratory Professionals Week in Caribou.
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Caribou Mayor Kenneth Murchison recently visited staff and toured the clinical laboratory at Cary Medical Center. The mayor also signed a proclamation designating April 18 — 24 as Medical Laboratory Professionals Week in Caribou, to salute and celebrate the women and men whose work in the lab is crucial to diagnosing disease and guiding treatments. Laboratory professionals are key members of today’s healthcare team performing tests, interpreting results and providing answers for a complete picture of a patient’s health. From left, in front are: Nicole Porter, Anna Michaud, Angela Farley, Diane Young, Joan McElwain, Jane Sjostedt and Jo-An Doebener. In back are Jennifer Plourde, Carol Harvey, Dr. Wongchoawart, Jessica Higgins, Karen Stackhouse and Nancy LeVasseur.
Caribou Mayor Kenneth Murchison recently visited staff and toured the clinical laboratory at Cary Medical Center. The mayor also signed a proclamation designating April 18 — 24 as Medical Laboratory Professionals Week in Caribou, to salute and celebrate the women and men whose work in the lab is crucial to diagnosing disease and guiding treatments. Laboratory professionals are key members of today’s healthcare team performing tests, interpreting results and providing answers for a complete picture of a patient’s health. From left, in front are: Nicole Porter, Anna Michaud, Angela Farley, Diane Young, Joan McElwain, Jane Sjostedt and Jo-An Doebener. In back are Jennifer Plourde, Carol Harvey, Dr. Wongchoawart, Jessica Higgins, Karen Stackhouse and Nancy LeVasseur.
