Gaston College-led partnership of employers for advanced manufacturing, industrial maintenance and healthcare.

Provides a broad range of quality home care services under the supervision of a registered nurse to meet clients' individual needs.

CVS Health has placed more than 1,500 colleagues in registered apprenticeship career tracks in retail pharmacy and management since it’s launch in 2005.

Entry-level program designed to provide on-the-job training in routine administrative and clinical medical assisting skills within outpatient clinic settings.

Apprentices can gain on-the-job training at local employers, learning sought-after skills in various fields and garnering industry-recognized credentials and degrees – all while earning a paycheck.

The program provides students an opportunity to gain professional work experience that connects their classroom experiences and potential career choices.

An innovative paid program created to assist in closing the skills gap in healthcare by supporting the education of high school students and recent high school graduates.

Awarded to college undergraduate and graduate students pursuing environmental and occupational health and safety studies.

Established in honor of a healthcare leader who dedicated his life to diversity and excellence in leadership – especially among people of color.

Awarded to first-year graduate students in second full-time equivalent semester at AUPHA member graduate program.

Available for first and second-year graduate students pursuing healthcare administration degrees.

Available to minority students enrolled in final year of healthcare management graduate program.

1,000 talented students each year are selected to receive a “good-through-graduation” scholarship to use at any college or university of their choice.

Created for students in a graduate program accredited by the CAHME or an undergraduate program that is a member of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA).

Awarded to HIMSS members enrolled in accredited undergraduate or graduate programs related to healthcare information management systems.

Provides financial assistance and academic support for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students.

Supports master’s degree students pursuing careers in the Jewish Community Center movement.

Offers eight scholarships annually to fund underrepresented minority nursing students who plan to work as nursing faculty after graduation.

Awarded to a student enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program relevant to medical practice management, including public health, business administration or health care administration.

The Southern Section of the MGMA scholarship for healthcare administration professionals is awarded to students living in the southern region of the U.S.

This scholarship is awarded to qualified students who currently are residing in the MGMA Western region.

The awards go to African American graduate students in the field of health services. The goal of these scholarships is to help diversify the profession of health services.

Offered to underprivileged students committed to health-related research.

Offers financial assistance to students pursuing environmental health studies.