
The CVMC Hospital Foundation’s mission is to provide resources to maintain and improve local healthcare services. One of the resources most in demand is highly trained healthcare personnel. The CVMC Hospital Foundation scholarships are intended to assist students in pursuing healthcare careers which will improve not only the local healthcare systems but the healthcare industry overall.
Two scholarships are available on an annual basis:
$1,000 scholarship for Douglas County high school student pursuing a degree in a healthcare field.
Criteria:
$2,000 scholarship for a resident of Douglas County, Nev., who has already
completed a year or more of a higher education, healthcare related degree
and is working towards the successful completion of their
program. Award recipients may re-apply in subsequent years.
Criteria:
Scholarship funds will be distributed to the education institution for tuition and related fees. Application deadline for scholarships is April 2, 2021. Applications and supporting documents must be electronically submitted to the CVMC Hospital Foundation at: kbodenstein@cvmchospital.org or personally delivered to the Hospital Foundation office at 897 Ironwood Drive, 3rd Floor Minden, NV 89423.
To download the scholarship application packet, click here.
Here is a digital version of our Winter 2021 edition of Healthy Carson Valley Newsletter presented by Carson Valley Medical Center.
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