A tradition with the Habersham County School District continues in 2024 with Habersham Central High School's Lifetime Achievement Award.
A press release from the school district this week announces that Dr. Aaron Scott has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 HCHS Lifetime Achievement Award.
After graduating from Habersham Central High School in 1991, Scott served in the U.S. Army as a 19D Armored Reconnaissance Specialist. He then earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a concentration in Molecular Bio-physics from Clark Atlanta University in 1999 and, through the ROTC program, became a commissioned officer in the Medical Service Corp.
After receiving a degree in Nuclear Medicine from the Medical College of Georgia, Scott completed a Nuclear Medicine PET/CT residency at Emory University Hospital and earned a master’s degree in Healthcare Management from Emory University in 2006.
Scott served as the Chief of Nuclear Medicine at Piedmont Healthcare in Fayetteville, Georgia after a tenure with the Rockdale Medical Center. The Habersham County press release adds that Scott then served as the Nuclear Medicine Program Director at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, where he was responsible for the program administration, evaluation, instruction and counseling of students and staff.
He is currently serving as president of the Capella University Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success and is the Nuclear Medicine Technology Representative on the Maryland Board of Physicians. He continues to teach Radiation Physics at Johns Hopkins Hospital and currently lives in Glen Burnie, Maryland.
Dr. Scott will be honored with the award presentation during the Habersham Central High School's Class of 2024 graduation ceremony in May.
