Sue Coleman-Difference Maker at the Lynchburg Campus

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Jun 24, 2013

WHO
Sue Coleman at the Lynchburg Campus was selected as a National College Difference Maker.

WHAT
Director of Health Care Education

WHEN

• National College faculty member for the past 18 years
• Over 32 years of experience in the medical field in areas of internal medicine, cardiology, and infectious disease
• Recipient of VCCA Teacher of the Year award in 2006 and the National College Distinguished Teaching Award for the Virginia Division in 2009

WHERE

• Graduated from Lynchburg General Hospital School of Nursing
• Featured in an article for Advance for LPNs magazine

WHY
I have a passion for the medical field, one that started early in life and continues today. I believe that being part of the medical profession is not what you do… it is who you are.

I use real world experience and hands-on patient care to instill compassion and love of the field to my students.

The biggest transformation I’ve seen is when a student, who upon entering had low self-esteem and lack of self-confidence, become a tutor, showed leadership in the class, excelled at her externship site and was offered a job before graduation.

PHOTO:  Sue Coleman is pictured at the Lynchburg Campus graduation ceremony (front and center) surrounded by medical assisting and pharmacy technician graduates.
 

 

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tags: VA-Lynchburg Medical: Medical Assisting - Associate Degree (MAA)