October 22, 2025 - 12:10

Those present at Northern Essex Community College’s 1961 founding would undoubtedly be impressed and proud that the institution, then without any buildings of its own, is now developing an associate degree in Surgical Technology with the support of a state Skills Capital Grant. The college was formally awarded $250,000 to purchase cutting-edge equipment and technology essential for the program's success.
This initiative aims to prepare students for a rewarding career in the healthcare field, specifically in surgical settings where skilled professionals are in high demand. The grant will enable the college to enhance its facilities and provide students with hands-on training using the latest surgical technology.
As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, the need for trained surgical technologists has never been greater. This new program will not only benefit students seeking careers in this vital area but also contribute to the overall improvement of healthcare services in the community. The investment reflects a commitment to education and workforce development in the region.
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