Lisa Nagle, program director for the Medical Assisting Program at Augusta Technical College, was recently featured in an article that appeared in the July/August edition of CMA Today. The article entitled, "Physician inspired by dynamic educator boosts scholarship fund to $100K," features the story of the Medical Assisting Endowment established by Dr. Paul Fischer and the integral role that Lisa played in that fund being created. The article also highlights the naming of the endowment after Lisa for her hard work and dedication to the medical assisting field.

Read the story by clicking on the link below:

CMA Today Story