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MHA Scholars Program Now Accepting Applications The Maryland Hospital Association is now accepting applications for its 2008-2008 Scholars Program. This year, a portion of the scholarships will be designated to minorities through the MHA Minority Scholars Program. To be eligible for the scholars program, students must: - be accepted to or enrolled in a program leading to a degree or certificate in life sciences, nursing, or allied, and be within one to two years of completing educational requirements;
- have a GPA of 3.0 or higher for pre-requisite courses, or be certified by the school to be eligible for financial assistance;
- be a MD resident attending a MD college or university;
- be employed or be an active volunteer at a MD hospital.
Other requirements as well as the application packet may be found at www.marylandhealthcareers.org. Completed apoplication deadline to MHA is Friday, May 16. Questions may be directed to Jeanne DeCosmo at jdecosmo@mhaonline.org.
2007 Employee Survey Results The JHH/JHHS results report for the 2007 employee is now available HERE. Please print and distribute to your staff. Contact Carol Woodward at cwoodwa2@jhmi.edu or 410-614-4515 with any questions.
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