Health Careers

Email Catie Milton
Catie Milton received her BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing ) and MEd (Master of Education) from Kent State University and is currently one of the instructors for the Health Careers Technologies Program at Kent Roosevelt High School. Catie is a certified American Heart Association instructor and teaches CPR. When she is not teaching, Catie cares for infants and their families at University Hospital’s Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital as an RN on the NICU Step-down and NICU. She has also worked in Akron Children’s Hospital NICU and at The Hattie Larlham Foundation as a nursing supervisor. As a registered nurse, Catie is uniquely qualified to bring current skills and practices into the classroom setting. The classes she teaches, Principles of Allied Health and Nursing and Patient Centered Care consist of both theory and lab activities where students can apply what they have learned using up to date medical equipment found in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. As part of the Health Careers program, Catie is the advisor for the Health Careers Tech Club and assists students in planning and implementing many service projects that benefit the local community such as creating quilts for patients undergoing chemotherapy, helping with the Red Cross Blood Drive and raising money for the Northeastern Ohio Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Catie lives in Brimfield, Ohio and is an active member of Newman Center parish. She volunteers at the Kent Soup Kitchen and with UH Community Partners at various events such as the Cleveland Brown’s Camp and Boo at the Zoo in Cleveland.

Email Beth Nahra
Beth is an instructor for the Health Careers Technologies Program at Kent Roosevelt High School. Her previous hospital experience has been with many of the local hospitals including Metro General Hospital and Cleveland Clinic. She retired from the medical field and advanced her career obtaining her Master of Education and working in the Aurora City School system and Bay Village school system, supporting students with needs. While there, she worked on the coaching staff for Aurora Middle School Football supporting the coaching staff and students. As a member of the Health Careers Program she educates students in Medical Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology for their futures in the multiple health career programs available to them. Beth has worked closely with students on a multitude of HOSA programs from volunteering at local care facilities, furthering students' future in competitions and working to earn her Nationally recognized HOSA TALL certifications. She has worked diligently assisting individuals with needs through the Special Olympics, Game on Autism Camp and supporting Our Lady of the Wayside. She continues her work to bring awareness for all individuals. Beth is currently working on her second Master’s degree through Kent State University. She is a registered instructor in CPR/First Aid/AED training and enjoys helping others further their knowledge in the healthcare field.