Maine Educational Talent Search

METS Virtual Career Fair – Thank You Kate Michaud!

Posted on February 27, 2023 by steven.visco

Thank you to Kate Michaud, RN at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Bangor.

Kate presented at the 2023 METS Annual Career Fair on her experience in Healthcare. Kate shared her passion for helping others through nursing. Currently, she is a Quality Manager where she works to ensure that healthcare is provided at the highest quality possible at St. Joseph’s.

Kate shared her struggles as a non-traditional college student and encouraged students to prepare for college early and take advantage of programs like METS to help plan for going to college after graduation. Do what you love, love what you do – was a theme of her sharing.

Thank you Kate for the gift of your time!

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