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Workers erect the skeleton of the new Allied Health Building on Moultrie Technical College’s Veterans Parkway campus Thursday. When the almost-$10-million building is finished in early 2013, all the health programs currently housed on the Industrial Drive campus will move there: Emergency medical technology, medical assisting, neuromuscular therapy, patient care assisting, practical nursing and radiologic technology. The building will be two stories tall and encompass about 40,000 square feet; there will be space for one more program to be added in the future. Dwain Walden
Workers erect the skeleton of the new Allied Health Building on Moultrie Technical College’s Veterans Parkway campus Thursday. When the almost-$10-million building is finished in early 2013, all the health programs currently housed on the Industrial Drive campus will move there: Emergency medical technology, medical assisting, neuromuscular therapy, patient care assisting, practical nursing and radiologic technology. The building will be two stories tall and encompass about 40,000 square feet; there will be space for one more program to be added in the future. Dwain Walden

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February 2, 2012

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MOULTRIE — Workers erect the skeleton of the new Allied Health Building on Moultrie Technical College’s Veterans Parkway campus Thursday. When the almost-$10-million building is finished in early 2013, all the health programs currently housed on the Industrial Drive campus will move there: Emergency medical technology, medical assisting, neuromuscular therapy, patient care assisting, practical nursing and radiologic technology. The building will be two stories tall and encompass about 40,000 square feet; there will be space for one more program to be added in the future.

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