BAHS graduates on the move!

Congratulations to all of our recent BAHS graduates who have entered the workforce or are heading to various professional and graduate schools. Here is where some of our recent graduates are going:
Katie Aunkst – Temple University, Masters in Physician Assistant Studies
Jessica Baker- Naturalist at Assateague Island State Park
Gabriel Barrile - University of Wyoming, Master of Sciences 
Christopher Bastardi--Bloomsburg University, Accelerated Nursing 
Alan Belles--employed as Atlantic coast fisheries observer with MRAG America, Inc.
Nick Bilski-Alvernia University, Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy
Mikala Britt – Slippery Rock University, Masters in Physician Assistant Studies
Emily Broach- employed at Pulmonology Associates, Lankenau Hospital, Wynnewood, PA
Kahli Castagnera--Elon University, NC, Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy
Sarah Dodgin - University of New Hampshire, Master of Science program in Integrative and Comparative Biology 
Kira England- Cornell University, Masters program in Environmental Planning 
Brooke Esbenshade—employed at Dolphin Research Center in Grassy Key, Florida
Mary Foderaro – Thomas Jefferson University, Accelerated Nursing 
Bryce Foster-Purdue University, PhD program in the Department of Entomology  
Carli Gillotti- employed as medical laboratory scientist at Reading Hospital and Medical Center.
Michael Hardler- High Point University, NC, Doctoral Program in Pharmacy.
Katie Hawkins-employed as a medical scribe in the emergency department at Meritus Hospital, Hagerstown, MD.
Sarah Hay-Philadelphia College of Ostepathic Medicine, Doctorof Osteopathic Medicine
Julianne Heater-Philadelphia College of Ostepathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Eric Horstick, PhD from University of Michigan, Currently at NIH, Bethesda Maryland
Brendon Juengst—Pennsylvania State University, PhD student in Plant Biology  in Dr. Tien's lab
Emily Kossifoss – University of the Sciences, Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy
Jennifer Kruk—completed PhD at Penn State, research molecular biologist at IEM (a global security consulting firm), Washington D.C.
Natalie Mayo - Chatham University, Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy
Josh Montgomery-employed as PCR Analyst, Yoh, A Day & Zimmerman Company, Sroudsburg, PA
Myrle Newcomer-employed as Medical Laboratory Scientist at St. John Providence Hospital , Michigan
Josie Pervola – Univ of Cincinnati, Genetic Counseling
Dom Policare – University of the Sciences. Sciences, Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy
Erik Rahner-Philadelphia College of Ostepathic Medicine, Docotr of Osteopathic Medicine
Samantha Rodrigues- employed in obstetrics department at Geisinger Wyoming Valley
Blake Shoemaker-Philadelphia College of Ostepathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Matthew Swift - Thomas Jefferson University, Accelerated Nursing
Missy Tomcavage--employed as an Analyst at GeneDx, Washington D.C.
Julio Valencia-Velez-employed in the Special Care Unit at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, PA 
Heidie Warren – Lock Haven University, Master's of Physician Assistant Studies
Jennifer Young- Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine.





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