The long awaited day finally approached! And all three of us were excited!! After having to complete 1170 clinical hours (many of those commuting 1.5 hrs one way), along with full time classes, we were so ready to be DONE. But it has been a fantastic experience. And now Joe has a career that he can honestly say he enjoys. That was so important to me when we were discussing his schooling. I just wanted him to have a job that he loved and didn't dread going to work for. I have heard of so many people hating their job and dreading to go to work. I can't imagine doing 30 plus years of that. We pray that this remains a good fit and that we can now find a full time job for him, and a very part time job for me. YAH!!
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| He graduated from the program with a 4.0 GPA!! What a stud! |
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| Our graduate that we are so proud of!! |
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| So excited of my Hubby! |
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| Addie was amazing! She had a cold and everything! But she was still smiley, happy, and such an angel. I was a little nervous being by myself with her, in the bleachers, and trying to get photos as well. I couldn't have asked for a better evening. |
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| Joe with his classmates. They all had Radiation Warning sign on their caps. It made it easy to point them out. |
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| They were the last group to be called, but he finally got his diploma!! |
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| Walking out with a huge smile of relief. |
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| Proud of Daddy!! She went through a total of 14 months of this program too! I really wanted a graduation outfit for her, but there were done to be found... |
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| She is so tired, what a sweetie! |
He also took his National Registry test the following Monday May 19th, and he passed!! He got an 85! So job well done! It's a hard test, (having taken it myself) and a few of the prior class didn't pass, so he studied really hard. Congratulations Joseph Johnson, RT (R) (ARRT), his official signature!
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