Introduction
The African Palliative Care Association (APCA) in partnership with FHSSA (previously the Foundation for Hospices in Sub Saharan Africa) provides a limited number of scholarships each year for Palliative Care Training opportunities for nurses. The Scholarship fund was established by a generous anonymous donation in honor of Kath Defilippi, the founding Board Chair of the African Palliative Care Association to recognize her many career achievements as a nurse in hospice and palliative care in Africa.

Scholarships are awarded up to a maximum of US$ 4,000 through a competitive application process once a year. APCA and FHSSA give priority to requests of Registered and Enrolled nurses to pursue formal palliative care training in Africa. They are also willing to potentially consider one scholarship for a distance Learning Masters programme, when necessary for the career objective of the student (i.e. Registered or Enrolled Nurse) and in line with palliative care development in Africa. Application requests will also be considered for travel for palliative care conferences judged to be of interest to the development of palliative care in Africa.

Rationale of the Scholarships
Palliative care education should target a diverse audience (e.g. policy makers, health care workers and the general public) to increase their awareness, skills and knowledge of, and to change their attitudes, towards palliative care. One critically important group is nurses who are at the forefront of care, and are present at all levels of the health care system from the community to the facilities. Indeed, for the vast majority of patients across Africa, and especially in rural areas, nurses are the only health care professionals available to tend to a myriad of care needs.

The role of the nurse in palliative care is not limited to the provision of care only. Nurses also play a vital role in education and mentorship for students, patients, families and community health workers. However, despite this, the inadequate incorporation of palliative care into the pre-service (undergraduate) training of nurses, the lack of clear career pathways for nurses interested in specialising in palliative care and lack of recognition of palliative care qualifications by local ministries of health and education continues to be a challenge. As palliative care gets integrated into the Nurse’s curricula across Africa, an effort being supported through APCA, the need for qualified lecturers and tutors in this discipline has become obvious in countries like Kenya, Malawi and Botswana among others.

What the Scholarship fund will Support in 2012
The Scholarship fund will support:
A contribution of up to US$4,000 per person for palliative care education and training at recognised institutions in Africa for Enrolled and Registered Nurses.  Training programmes which the Scholarship supports include:

• Bachelor of Science in Palliative Care (Degree)
• Distance Learning Diploma in Palliative Care
• Palliative care initiators course
• Nurse prescribers’ training

Additionally, the fund will make available sponsorship of a maximum of US$500 per person for approximately 5 nurses to attend and make a presentation to targeted national and international conferences on palliative care with an objective of improving their presentation skills and giving them an opportunity to interact  with other Palliative Care providers.

A contribution of up to USD $4,000 to one distance learning Masters training in palliative care may be considered in the year.

Note: this list is not exhaustive and is presented as an indication of what the fund will cover. Other appropriate training opportunities within Africa for nurses related to palliative care may also be considered for funding.

Scholarship timelines

• Announcement of Scholarship Fund for 2012- 15th February 2012
• Upload material on the APCA website– 15th February 2012
• Application deadline closes: -30th April 2012
• Selection process completed:-15th June 2012
• Candidates informed: 30th June 2012
• Scholarships Awarded-06th July 2012

Application Criteria
Applicants must:

• Be a Registered Nurse or an Enrolled Nurse residing and practicing in Africa and with evidence that they will be able to continue providing palliative care after their training (please provide a supporting letter from head of your institution confirming this).
• Have applied for the course they intend to pursue (where they have an acceptance this should be attached to the application)
• Legibly complete the application form  and attach all supporting documents requested

Issues to note in regard to the application process

• All offers are conditional on applicants securing admission to the training institution and will only be awarded when this confirmation is received. Should the candidate not be accepted, the scholarship will be awarded to another candidate.
• Successful applicants should be ready to commence the training in 2012
• For those intending to apply for a scholarship for a distance provided Masters, they should be already enrolled on a course and have completed at least one semester of studies and note that only one scholarship opportunity is potentially available. Those requesting for funding to cover their last year of study will be given priority

How to apply and the application Process
Applicants must complete the application form available online on both the here and FHSSA websites whose addresses are provided below.  Applicants must complete all the sections of the form and provide the supporting documents required. Please note that all applications may be completed in English, French or Portuguese and should be legible and be submitted before the closing date.  Any incomplete or illegible or late application will risk not being reviewed.

Applicants must complete the application form available online on both the APCA and FHSSA websites throughout the year at www.africanpalliativecare.org or at www.fhssa.org.

Filled application forms and enquiries should be emailed to:  David Kagoro Byaruhanga on. nurses.scholarships@africanpalliativecare.org by 30th April 2012 and receipt will be acknowledged.

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The scholarship will cover non-tuition related expenses such as rent, childcare, textbooks, utilities and groceries for the 2012-2013 academic year.

The application window is January 15th through February 15th.

About the Scholarship

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Who created this nursing scholarship?

• Created by NursingHomeAbuse.net, this scholarship is awarded exclusively to an applicant who is pursuing a career that will help combat nursing home abuse.

How much is the nursing scholarship worth?

• A $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution. This scholarship will help pay for non-tuition related expenses for the 2012-2013 academic year. Such expenses can include but are not limited to:

• Rent
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How do I apply?

• Download and complete the Scholarship Application Form. Answers can be typed or hand written. Please print clearly for all hand written applications. All applications must be printed out and signed. (Please note that applications must be legible and printed clearly).

What to do after I fill out the application

• Once you have completed your application, scan and submit it via email to this address: NHAScholarship@educationaid.org. Use the subject line, “Nursing Home Abuse.net – Scholarship.”

Important Dates:

• January 15th, 2012 – Education Aid, Inc. will start accepting applications for the scholarship
• February 15th, 2012 – Application deadline
• May 31st, 2012 – The recipient of the scholarship will be selected and notified
• September 1st, 2012 – Scholarship funds will be awarded to the winner

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• The ReHabilitation Center’s $1,500 Scholarship is awarded annually to a college student from Cattaraugus County. In addition to the cash award, the recipient is given the opportunity for paid summer employment at the agency, allowing him or her to work with people with disabilities and gain valuable work experience in his or her chosen career.
• To qualify for this scholarship, the student must be a college junior, senior or graduate student majoring in special education, social sciences or a health-related field. Any resident of Cattaraugus County meeting these criteria may apply. A scholarship committee comprised of board members and community members will choose the winner according to need and use of the scholarship. Also, this committee may make a special exception for children of staff who do not live in Cattaraugus County so that they may be eligible for this scholarship.

ARN-NIWI Nursing Scholarships 2012

• The Association of Rehabilitation Nurses-Nurses in Washington Internship (NIWI) provides nurses with the opportunity to learn how to influence health care through legislative and regulatory processes.  The two scholarships offered are BSN & Graduate Scholarship. The BSN Scholarship where ARN offers financial assistance in the form of a $1,500 scholarship to nurses working toward a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.  And the Graduate Scholarship
  ARN offers financial assistance in the form of a $1,500 scholarship to nurses working toward a Master’s of Science in Nursing (MSN) or a doctorate degree in nursing (PhD, DNP, or DNS/DNSc).

B.J. Treglown Scholarship

• Oregon Health Care Foundation offers the B.J. Treglown Scholarship for Registered Nurses. Established in memory of B.J. Treglown, a Long Term Care RN who had passion for seniors and education.  Candidates must be: a CAN, CMA or LPN and currently employed in long term care with a minimum of three years experience and seeking an RN with the end goal of career  advancement in the long term care profession.

Burger Rehabilitation Systems Affiliations and Scholarships

• Burger Rehabilitation Systems, Inc. is proudly affiliated with many universities and colleges to provide clinical affiliations for students pursuing their PT, OT, PTA, OTA and ST degrees. Clinical placements are offered at Burger Rehabilitation sites throughout Northern and Central California. We provide opportunities for observation and volunteer hours to those who may be interested in the PT, OT, or ST professions. To assist students with their studies, Burger Rehabilitation also supports the next generation of clinicians as we continue to provide internships each year to students who are pursuing degrees in the rehabilitation professions.

Cardiac Rehab Nursing Scholarships 2012

• The Cardiac Rehab Scholarship was established in 1993 by Roger Brown, Bill Keen and Louise DePedro, former patients at the Cardiac Rehab facility at Brandywine Hospital, in honor of the caring and concern demonstrated by the cardiac rehab nursing staff. Since then, existing and former patients at the Cardiac Rehab facility are asked to contribute to this fund in lieu of holiday gifts for the staff, so that nursing students can continue their studies regardless of economic circumstance.
• The generosity of many current and former patients enables the foundation to award two to four $1,000 scholarships at the Cardiac Rehab facility’s Holiday Party each December.

Claire M. Fagin Fellowship Scholarship

• The American Academy of Nursing seeks applicants for its Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity (BAGNC) Claire M. Fagin Fellowship Program.This Fellowship supports two years of full time advanced research and leadership training for doctorally prepared nurses committed to careers in academic geriatric nursing. Through generous funding from The John A. Hartford Foundation, the BAGNC Program awards a total of $120,000 to each selected Claire M. Fagin Fellow.  The Mayday Fund provides an additional $5,000 award to selected candidates whose research focuses on pain in older persons.

Darthmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Opportunities

• The scholarship awards, which cover the cost of full tuition to TDI’s graduate programs, were established by the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Board of Trustees.  The scholarships are intended to speed the integration and implementation of concepts advanced in TDI’s unique master’s programs into clinical practice at DHMC and other Dartmouth-Hitchcock sites. Upon completion of the program, scholarship recipients will join more than 55 Dartmouth-Hitchcock colleagues who, as TDI alumni, have incorporated their educational experience into innovation and excellence in their specialty areas.
• The trustee scholars may complete the program in one year or over three years. As part of their application for the award, they were asked to submit a proposal outlining what they hoped to gain from the process and detailing a three-year plan for implementing what they learned into their work, post-graduation.

Gaspar & Rose T. Digiovanna Memorial Geriatic Nursing Scholarships 2012

• The purpose of scholarship is to recognize a 1st degree junior level nursing major who has demonstrated a sincere interest in caring for elders, as well as a caring, compassionate and sensitive manner with older adults and their families. Minimum Applicant Qualifications are:
• Current status as 1st degree junior-level student in the major;  a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.50;  must demonstrate high likelihood of successfully completing the nursing program (including all the requirements for licensure) and a high likelihood of working with the
• Scholarship Amount is $500 for the upcoming academic year.

Jacob J. Karl Memorial Staff Scholarship

• The Jacob J. Karl Memorial Staff Scholarship is awarded annually to a staff member in memory of the county legislator who served on The ReHab Center’s Board of Governors and was instrumental in promoting the agency’s growth during the 1970s. In order to qualify, staff members must have a minimum of two years of full-time employment status and have a specific purpose for the scholarship, which will enrich the employee personally and help in the performance of his or her job. Therefore, eligible staff may apply if they are planning to educate or advance themselves by taking a course, participating in a seminar, attending a conference, etc. If taking a college course, the staff member need not be pursuing a degree; just a course to enrich one’s self would suffice. The scholarship committee chooses this recipient, and the award amount – which could range up to $500 – is based on the information submitted.

Keswick Geriatric Nursing Scholarships 2012

• The geriatric nursing assistant certification scholarship was developed to encourage and promote careers in nursing through financial support. The scholarship will cover the cost of tuition up to $800.  Eligible applicants must be: a part-time or full-time, benefit-eligible employee for a minimum of two (2) years at Keswick and in good employment standing. A recommendation endorsed by the employee’s immediate supervisor and the Department Director must be submitted; for dependent child of a benefit-eligible employee , the benefit-eligible employee must have been employed a minimum of two (2) years and in good employment standing. The dependent child must submit proof of recent high school graduation and at least a 2.5 grade point average or better; and for students, recent graduate of a local high school with a 2.5 grade point average or better. Letter of recommendation from teacher or counselor and 100-word essay explaining why they desire a nursing career is required, and the student must demonstrate financial need as supported through a financial need application through the college.

Lander University Geriatric Nursing Scholarships for Senior Students

• The Agnes M. Luddy Nursing Scholarship is available to junior and senior students at Lander University. Applicants must be majoring in orthopedic, rehabilitative or geriatric nursing to qualify for this award.

Lucille and Bruce Lambert Foundation Scholarships

• These scholarships are provided through an endowed fund from the Lucille and Bruce Lambert Foundation. The Lamberts were impressed by Marymount Nursing students who practiced at a nursing home they owned. Through their foundation, scholarships will support nursing students who are interested in geriatric nursing practice. Each year, the scholarships are awarded to senior nursing students who demonstrate caring and an interest in geriatric nursing.

Marie Carlot Memorial Scholarship

• Sponsored by  Radford University, Fernande Marie Carlot Memorial Scholarship is available to non-traditional nursing majors.  Applicant must have a minimum 3.5 GPA to be eligible for this award. Preference is given to students who plan to work in the geriatric field.

Marie Rooney Nursing Scholarship

• Marie Rooney, worked as the practice manager for Brandywine Valley Cardiovascular Associates where “her kind support to family, friends and patients made her very well-known in our community.”  Her family has made this scholarship possible with a special focus on those nursing students who are juggling their studies with family and work responsibilities.  Applicants must be: should have at least a 2.5 GPA in his or her first year of study; demonstrates consistent exceptional clinical performance in the care of clients and develops and maintains rapport with members of the health team so that communication is constructive and effective.  Preference will be given to those applicants who have struggled to balance family responsibilities with school and work, as Ms. Rooney did throughout her career.

Mary Ann Mikulic Scholarship

• The Mary Ann Mikulic Scholarship is another scholarship provided by ARN which offers one full tuition scholarship for the Professional Rehabilitation Nursing Online Course.
• Eligibility requirements include: registered Nurse and currently practicing in the specialty of Rehabilitation Nursing.

Mary Brunell Nursing Scholarships 2012

• The Mary Brunell Scholarship Fund has been established within the Rhode Island College Foundation by Mary Brunell, Ed.D., RN. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist nursing students who have demonstrated interest in gerontological nursing. During her tenure as the Vice President for Patient Services at Roger Williams Medical Center, Mary Brunell enjoyed a strong professional relationship with the Department of Nursing at Rhode Island College and, in recognition of her own commitment to and interest in gerontological nursing, endowed the scholarship to provide financial help to students who shared that interest.

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital Scholarship

• In 2002, the Mary Free Bed Guild of Grand Rapids created the Minority Scholarship Program to promote diverse staffing.  Today, two former scholarship winners are now working at Mary Free Bed.  If you are currently enrolled in a nursing or therapy program (PT, Speech, OT) at a university or college in the West Michigan area, you may be eligible for the Mary Free Bed Guild Minority Scholarship.
• Students who meet the established criteria are eligible to apply for a 1 year scholarship. The scholarship amounts vary depending on individual needs.

Mary Opal Wolanin Scholarship

• The National Gerontological Nursing Association (NGNA) offers the Mary Opal Wolanin Graduate and Undergraduate Scholarships were established to provide financial assistance to students intending to work with older adults. Applicants must intend to work in a gerontology/geriatric setting after graduation.  A $500.00 scholarship may be awarded for each category.  For the Graduate, a nursing student with a major in gerontology/geriatric nursing enrolled in a nationally accredited nursing program in the U.S. and carrying a minimum of six credits. And for the Undergraduate, Eligible applicants include full-time or part-time nursing students in a nationally accredited U.S. school of nursing.  Applicants must intend to work in a gerontology/geriatric setting after graduation.

Mary S. Oakley Gerontological Nursing Research and Scholarship Award

• Offered Rush Unviersity, applicant admitted to the PhD program who is focusing on health and/or illness in older adults will be considered for this award. Admitted students will be considered based on a merit review of their application materials, completion of the FAFSA, financial need and available scholarship resources. Priority will be given to students who enroll full-time. The recipient of this award agrees to serve as an ambassador for the care and research of older adults; and represent specialized needs of older adults to professionals, senior groups, and/or other venues that advance the cause of gerontological nursing.

Predoctoral Nursing Scholarships 2012 Program

• The American Academy of Nursing seeks applicants for its Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity (BAGNC) Predoctoral Scholarship Program. This 2-year scholarship program supports full time doctoral education for nurses committed to careers in academic geriatric nursing. Through generous funding from The John A. Hartford Foundation, the BAGNC Program awards a total of $100,000 to each selected Predoctoral Scholar.  The Mayday Fund provides an additional $5,000 award to selected candidates whose research focuses on pain in older persons.

Rebecca Ann Hellier Scholarship

• The Rebecca Ann Hellier Scholarship was established by the Hellier family in remembrance of Rebecca, who passed away on June 30, 2000. This $500 scholarship is earmarked for a current direct care professional to further his/her education. To be eligible, staff must be employed by The ReHabilitation Center for at least one full year. First preference will be given to a current staff member that is working in a direct care home or facility. Second preference will be given to a current house manager to provide enhanced management and leadership skills to inspire direct care staff. Third preference will be given to any current staff that wants to further their professional education and understanding of serving people with disabilities.

RNCN Rehabilitation Nursing Scholarships

• The Rehabilitation Nurse Coordinators Network Memorial Scholarship offers $1,500 award to an undergraduate nursing student, and $2000 will be awarded to a registered nurse who is pursuing an advanced nursing degree and has demonstrated interest in any area of rehabilitation.

Sigma Theta Tau International Grant Recipients

• The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International is committed to improving the health of people worldwide through increasing the scientific base of nursing practice. In support of this mission, the society advances nursing leadership and scholarship, and furthers the utilization of nursing research in health care delivery as well as public policy.

Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital Nursing Scholarships 2012

• The Medical Center of Aurora/Centennial Medical Plaza offers scholarships to highly motivated, compassionate individuals who want to pursue a career in nursing.  To be considered for a nursing scholarship, applicants are required to: be an employee at The Medical Center of Aurora for a minimum of three months, and work at least 16 hours per week; be an employee in good standing (no disciplinary actions above a Step 1 (one) in process); be accepted into an accredited School of Nursing or Health Education Program, with commitment to attend on a full-time basis; and agree to a two-year employment commitment following successful completion of the program.

Teresa Gulati Nursing Scholarship

• Dedicated operating room nurse and beloved nursing instructor Teresa Gulati is being honored with the establishment of an endowed scholarship in her name, to be administered by the Arnot Ogden Medical Center Foundation.  The Teresa Gulati Nursing Scholarship is scheduled to make two awards totaling $5,000 annually to nursing students at the school who are in their second or later year of study.  Scholarship recipients will be chosen from the pool of applicants by a committee. For information about the scholarship, including applications.

U.S. HRSA Nursing Scholarships

• The Nursing Scholarship Program is a selective program of the U.S. Government that helps alleviate the critical shortage of registered nurses currently experienced by certain types of health care facilities by helping needy students complete their registered nurse training. In exchange for the scholarship, upon graduation, the newly minted nurses work at these types of facilities for at least 2 years. In exchange for at least 2 years service at a health care facility with a critical shortage of nurses, the Nursing Scholarship Program pays for tuition and eligible fees, other reasonable costs, such as books, clinical supplies/instruments and uniforms and monthly stipend ($1,289 for the 2011-2012 school year).

Unity Health System Opportunities for Operating Room Nurses

• Unity is fully engaged with nursing schools in Western New York—hosting students for clinical rotations and offering a Summer Internship Program. f you’re preparing to enter the final year of your Associates’ or BSN degree program, you may qualify for a summer clinical internship at Unity Health System.
• This hands-on, 10-week program will give you the opportunity to earn a paycheck while working directly with a dedicated Unity preceptor in a real-world acute care setting.
• It’s a great way to see what professional nursing is all about – build your confidence, and take a big step forward toward a nursing career. In fact, a high percentage of our summer interns take full-time jobs at Unity after completing their degree.

William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship Fund

• The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship Fund for Geriatric Nurse Practitioners will award scholarships to part-time and full-time graduate students enrolled in the Geriatric Nurse Practitioner programs. The awards must be used for tuition. Eligible applicants must be: matriculated student in the Geriatic Nurse Practioner Program; must be in good academic standing; and must submit completed application addressed to New York University College of Nursing.

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A surgeon is a physician that specializes in surgery, a medical specialty that uses operative manual and instrumental techniques on a patient to investigate and/or treat a pathological condition in the purpose of trying to cure a disease, healing an injury or improving bodily function or appearance. The surgeon performs the surgical procedure, operation, or simply surgery. A surgeon can perform general surgery that includes cardiothoracic surgery, vascular surgery, plastic surgery, pediatric surgery, colorectal surgery, transplant surgery, surgical oncology, trauma surgery, endocrine surgery, breast surgery, and skin surgery. Meanwhile, Specialist surgeons perform surgery for otolaryngology, gynecological, oral and maxillofacial, orthopedic, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, podiatric surgery and urology.

Trail of to a Surgeon’s Career in Africa

Becoming a surgeon by profession requires passion and vocation. Embarking a career as a surgeon will require formal studies of 10 years or longer. Thus, perseverance is key to attaining the specialization. The educational requirements of becoming a surgeon starts from being a general practitioner. Thus, in Africa, one has to enroll a six-year medicine course, graduate and get a MB BCh, Medicinae Baccalaureus, Baccalaureus Chirurgiae degree, and fulfill a mandatory full-time internship that varies in terms from 1 year to 2 year to 3 year housemanships. The internship is required to be taken in University or Government Teaching hospitals accredited by the medical school. After which medical licensure as a General Practitioner is obtained. Then, more often than not, the doctor has to register with the regulating council or any regulating agency in whichever region he is desiring to practice his profession. Then, one has to gain practical experience for at least a number of years as a general practitioner before considering specializing in surgery. This is the first step to conquering the strict and competitive admission criteria for a trainee as a general surgeon. One will have to get an admission as a candidate to the training program of the surgical department of a medical school before becoming acknowledged in a fellowship of surgeons.

Becoming a Surgeon in North America

In North America, the post-secondary education and training path to be a surgeon will start from an undergraduate education earning a Bachelor’s degree for 4 years. Then, the students takes a Graduate or Professional education to either become a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) for another 4 years. Then, the student takes medical residency training for surgical specialization which would take another 5 to 6 years depending on the surgical specialty. Then, the student takes a sub-specialty fellowship training which is optional as an  advanced sub-specialty which would take another 1 to 4 years depending on the fellowship program.

Medicine and Other Medical Scholarships in Africa

To get a scholarship for medicine degree or any other medical course, you may check out the following African scholarships:

• ACCES scholarship program
• Africa Educational Trust Undergraduate International Outreach Bursaries
• African Graduate Scholarships in International Health and Development
• Africa Scholarship Scheme
• Associated Board International Scholarships
• Developing Countries Scholarships – CUD Scholarship Program
• Global Online Distance Learning Scholarships for Africans and Asians at University of Edinburgh
• International Undergraduate Student Scholarships
• Kenya Merit Undergraduate Scholarship – The University of Sheffield
• Kenya University Chancellor’s Scholarship
• Nigeria University Scholarship Scheme
• OPEC Fund Scholarship Award
• Refugee and Asylum Seeker Scholarships
• Shell Nigeria University Scholarship Awards
• The Kenya Youth Education Scholarship Fund
• Undergraduate & Master’s Mandela Rhodes Scholarships in Africa
• Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students
• Undergraduate Scholarships for Kenyan Students
• University Graduate School Development Trust Africa Scholarships
• University Of Nairobi Scholarships
• Working to Advance African Women Foundation Scholarship
• Youth Education Scheme Scholarship

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• Western Governors University is proud to offer the WGU National Nursing Staff Development Organization (NNSDO) Scholarship. This scholarship, valued up to $2,000, is available for NNSDO members looking to earn a WGU online bachelor’s degree or master’s degree in nursing or healthcare.  To be eligible for this scholarship, an applicant must be: an active NNSDO member and be willing to participate in NNSDO activities; filled up an application for admission and free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and be officially admitted to WGU.

Danville Community College Nursing Scholarships

• Applications are currently being accepted for scholarships by the Danville Area Community College Foundation.  Part-time and full-time students who will be attending DACC are eligible.  First-time DACC students, recent highs school graduates, and current DACC students are encouraged to apply.  The DACC Foundation Scholarship Application allows students to complete one application to be considered for all available Foundation scholarships.

Minnesota State University Mankato Nursing Scholarships

• Over the years, several people have contributed to and nurtured the growth and development of the School of Nursing of Minnesota State University.. These contributions have resulted in significant endowed funds used for scholarships and awards that have been established to support the education of nursing students. In addition, nursing alumni and School of Nursing faculty have also contributed to these funds. Scholarship and awards are awarded as these funds become available. Scholarships/awards are listed here to facilitate the student’s application process.

Air force ROTC Nursing Scholarships

• Air Force ROTC has nursing categories for students wanting to become an Air Force nurse.  The Nursing Scholarship program is operated on a noncompetitive basis – those who meet the qualifications are awarded the scholarship and do not meet a scholarship selection board. The processing of the scholarship award is completed at the local detachment.
• To be eligible to apply for a Nursing Scholarship, an applicant must be: a United States citizen by the end of the projected term of activation; pass the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test; Pass the Air Force ROTC Physical Fitness Test; have at least a 2.5 cumulative college grade point average; Complete a physical examination and be certified as commission -qualified by the Department of Defense Medical Examination Review Board; not already be a contracted scholarship recipient; meet the age, moral and other scholarship eligibility requirements; and be a sophomore or junior, majoring in Nursing at an NLN or CCNE accredited college or university.

Navy ROTC Nursing Scholarships

•  If you’re interested in nursing, the NROTC is an outstanding way to pay for a top school and set yourself up for an exceptional career. Once you’ve graduated from nursing school usually debt-free, you’ll embark on a career as a nurse and Navy Officer. Proudly attending to the men and women of the Navy and Marines – as well as their families. Counting yourself among some of the most respected professionals in the medical world. And finding opportunities for clinical hands-on training and accelerated advancement.

 Rehabilitation Nursing Scholarships

Regency Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers Scholarships

• Scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $2,500.00. Scholarship applicant must meet the following eligibility criteria: Must have a grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher; must major in a healthcare related field; must be an employee of Regency Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., one of its affiliates or one of its managed nursing facilities; or have a parent employed by said companies;  must submit an official transcript with application: • GED certificate, high school transcript or college transcript (submitted from highest level of education completed within the last five years);  must attend a regionally accredited college or university;  must submit a picture with application.

Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Hospital Scholarships

• Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Hospital established a scholarship at John Tyler Community College to assist nursing students. The scholarship is to be used to cover tuition, books and fees.
• In exchange for these scholarships, the recipients will be offered opportunities to work at Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Hospital while progressing through the nursing program and must commit to working for Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Hospital after graduation for 2,080 hours per year of scholarship funding.  The following criteria must be met: completion of a scholarship application; must be a full-time or part-time student; must be enrolled in the Nursing Program (may be enrolled in pre-requisite courses); and agree to a personal interview with Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Hospital personnel before the scholarship is awarded.

Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital Nursing Scholarships

• Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital and Worcester State College (WSC) recently established a partnership to meet the increasing area demand for graduating nurses with bachelor’s degrees.  In response to the shortage of nurses in Massachusetts, Fairlawn has awarded a $50,000 grant to the Worcester State foundation to provide scholarships for nursing students who commit to at least one year of service to Fairlawn upon graduation from WSC.
• Up to five $3,000 scholarships will be awarded annually.  Additionally, the creation of the Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital Clinical Excellence Award will provide $250 ward annually to a graduating nurse.

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WOCN Society Advanced Education Scholarship Program

• The WOCN is fortunate to offer healthcare professionals looking to advance their careers different scholarship options. Scholarships are reward twice annually and are reviewed by a dedicated group of WOCN members.
• Scholarships are awarded to deserving individuals committed to working within the wound, ostomy and continence nursing specialty. Applicants agree to support the WOCN Society philosophy and scope of practice. The WOCN Society does not discriminate among applicants on the basis of age, gender, race, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation or marital status.
• Scholarship applicants must be accepted into a WOCN Society Accredited Nursing Education Program. Scholarship applications are accepted twice yearly and must reach the WOCN Society National Office by the deadline dates of May 1st or November 1st. Applications may be submitted before program begins, during program or by the first application deadline immediately following graduation.

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Medical Laboratory Assistants mainly function in assisting other lab workers, usually medical lab technologists. Most of the time, Medical Laboratory Assistants prepare, and in some cases process samples within a pathology laboratory. In high-end laboratories, Medical Laboratory Assistants may deal with pre-analytical systems in order for biomedical scientists or Medical Laboratory Scientific Officers to process the biochemical tests requested on the sample. In the more common setting, Medical Laboratory Assistants spend majority of their time in processing specimens.

How to Become a Medical Laboratory Assistant in Africa

The job of becoming a medical laboratory assistants require proper training and education on laboratory specimen handling from receiving process, to handling specimens, down to releasing results. In Africa, to obtain a certification on becoming a Medical Laboratory Assistant, the applicant must meet certain qualifications, successfully pass an examination and complete several admission procedures. It is usually a 2-3 year program requiring completed secondary education, that is, Senior Secondary Certificate Examination and/or General Certificate of Education. For holders of a minimum of two years post qualification experience a 3-year term may be completed in just 2 years. After completing the program, students are required to pass concluding examinations administered by regulating councils depending on the region.

How to Become a Medical Laboratory Assistant in North America

It might seem like this is not a very physical job but it has to be considered that a medical laboratory assistant may spend a lot of time on his feet, depending on the hospital or clinic. While they depend on the people that they are assisting, they have a lot of independent functions like running laboratory machinery, sterilizing equipment and preparing specimen samples. In North American countries, courses for medical laboratory assistants can range from a 20-week course to a 2-year term depending on the school, the region, and the specialties that you want to consider. Courses can be offered in colleges or even in vocational schools. The first term would get you an associates degree in laboratory science while the second half may be applications that will grant the proper certification required. Courses typically include Medical Terminology, Phlebotomy Workshop, Professional Practices and Safety in Health Care, Phlebotomy Procedures and Specimen Preparation, Microbiology Specimen Preparation, prior to the Laboratory Practicums to Evaluate Student Competencies. In most cases, the first 20 weeks are dedicated to lecture while the remaining weeks are dedicated for practice and evaluation.

Scholarships for a Medical Laboratory Assistants Course and Other Medical Courses  in Africa

To get a scholarship for a medical laboratory assistant course or any other medical course, you may check out the following African scholarships:

• ACCES scholarship program
• Africa Educational Trust Undergraduate International Outreach Bursaries
• African Graduate Scholarships in International Health and Development
• Africa Scholarship Scheme
• Associated Board International Scholarships
• Developing Countries Scholarships – CUD Scholarship Program
• Global Online Distance Learning Scholarships for Africans and Asians at University of Edinburgh
• International Undergraduate Student Scholarships
• Kenya Merit Undergraduate Scholarship – The University of Sheffield
• Kenya University Chancellor’s Scholarship
• Nigeria University Scholarship Scheme
• OPEC Fund Scholarship Award
• Refugee and Asylum Seeker Scholarships
• Shell Nigeria University Scholarship Awards
• The Kenya Youth Education Scholarship Fund
• Undergraduate & Master’s Mandela Rhodes Scholarships in Africa
• Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students
• Undergraduate Scholarships for Kenyan Students
• University Graduate School Development Trust Africa Scholarships
• University Of Nairobi Scholarships
• Working to Advance African Women Foundation Scholarship
• Youth Education Scheme Scholarship

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Pharmacists are clinical health care professionals who practice in pharmacy, specializing on safe and effective medication use, or what is known as “Pharmacy.” It is the branch of science that links the health sciences with the chemical sciences to ensure the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical drugs. Pharmacists assume the a wide range of roles that includes compounding and dispensing medications, reviewing medications for safety and efficacy, and providing drug information. Pharmacists are the experts on drug therapy optimizing medication use to provide patients with positive health outcomes.

Becoming a Pharmacist in Africa

Pharmacist education in Africa is more or less the same in terms of curriculum planning and admission requirements. It generally requires a high school diploma or its equivalent. It is a six-year course. The first four years focus on didactic education and simulation training, while the last two years are considered clinical residency in which students practice clinical pharmacy at various hospital and community pharmacies before they graduate. Most regions in Africa have a national board that regulates the influx and quality of graduates. It does not vary significantly in process and requirements with the North American countries but it according to research competencies are limited due to the curriculum selected which mainly focus on the following competencies:

• compounding and packaging of pharmaceutical products
• organize the procurement, storage and distribution of pharmaceutical materials and products
• interpret the medicines laws and the professional and pharmacy regulations in order to dispense correctly
• provide pharmacist-initiated care to patients and ensure the rational use of medicines
• provide information and education on health and medicines-related issues
• promote community health and provide related information and advice
• participate in research and evaluate critically new therapies and current advances in formulation and modes of drug action to ensure the optimal selection and use of medicines.

Becoming a Pharmacist in North America

In the North American countries, pharmacy requires 2 to 4 years undergraduate course in Associate or Bachelor degree in Pharmacy. Then, students proceed to a Doctor of Pharmacy degree that takes generally 4 years. All graduating pharmacists must now obtain the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree before they are eligible to sit for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination to enter into pharmacy practice. The difference lie in the richness of competencies that the North American curriculum is training for. North American curriculum for pharmacy promotes the following competencies:

• compounding medicines
• education and counseling for patients and other health care providers on optimal use of medicines (e.g. proper use, avoidance of over medication)
• clinical medication management, including reviewing and monitoring of medication regimens
• assessment of patients with undiagnosed or diagnosed conditions, and ascertaining clinical medication management needs
• specialized monitoring of disease states, such as dosing drugs in renal and hepatic failure
• providing pharmaceutical information
• providing patients with health monitoring and advice, including advice and treatment of common ailments and disease states
• supervising pharmacy technicians and other staff
• oversight of dispensing medicines on prescription
• provision of non-prescription or over-the-counter drugs
• referrals to other health professionals if necessary
• pharmacokinetic evaluation
• promoting public health by administering immunizations

Pharmacy and Other Medical Scholarships in Africa

To get a scholarship for pharmacy degree or any other medical course, you may check out the following African scholarships:

• ACCES scholarship program
• Africa Educational Trust Undergraduate International Outreach Bursaries
• African Graduate Scholarships in International Health and Development
• Africa Scholarship Scheme
• Associated Board International Scholarships
• Developing Countries Scholarships – CUD Scholarship Program
• Global Online Distance Learning Scholarships for Africans and Asians at University of Edinburgh
• International Undergraduate Student Scholarships
• Kenya Merit Undergraduate Scholarship – The University of Sheffield
• Kenya University Chancellor’s Scholarship
• Nigeria University Scholarship Scheme
• OPEC Fund Scholarship Award
• Refugee and Asylum Seeker Scholarships
• Shell Nigeria University Scholarship Awards
• The Kenya Youth Education Scholarship Fund
• Undergraduate & Master’s Mandela Rhodes Scholarships in Africa
• Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students
• Undergraduate Scholarships for Kenyan Students
• University Graduate School Development Trust Africa Scholarships
• University Of Nairobi Scholarships
• Working to Advance African Women Foundation Scholarship
• Youth Education Scheme Scholarship

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• The AORN Foundation offers professional development scholarships to help nurses maintain competency and to ensure safe and high-quality care through select education programs.  The AORN Foundation awards scholarships to students who are pursuing a career in Peri-operative nursing and to registered nurses who are continuing their education in Peri-operative nursing by pursuing a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree.

FCORN Scholarships for Peri-operative Nurses

• FCORN offers scholarship for those who want to pursue Peri-operative Nursing.  The Clifford Jordan Scholarship where an applicant must be: in their senior/final year of an accredited nursing program have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher; must plan to work in a Peri-operative setting after graduation; and write a letter stating the reason(s) for their application. And for Gerrie Helwig Scholarship, applicants must have finished two semesters at the time of application from an accredited nursing program, have demonstrated a desire to enter a perioperative nursing course internship or already have entered and completed such and have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

Joseph Hageman Memorial Nursing Scholarship

• The Scholarship is in honor of Joseph Hageman who became the first male graduate of New Jersey’s Trenton State University Nursing Program.  The scholarship will be awarded annually in the amount of $2,250 for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing or the Bachelor of Science program with a major in Nursing.  A scholarship for those pursuing an Associate of applied Science degree in Nursing is also available in the amount of $1,500.  Eligible applicants must be a resident of Craven, Jones or Pamlico counties, must be enrolled as a full-time student in an accredited college and must have a GPA of 3.0.

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Nursing is a profession in the field of medical care and/or healthcare. It focuses on the care of individuals, families, and communities to maintain optimal health, recover from any sickness or injury, and retain quality health from birth to death. There is a large variety of specialties in the field of nursing which range from:

• individual practice
•  to local and rural teams,
• to being part of a hospital.

There are several types of nurses which could include:

• Public Health Nursing,
• Midwifery, and
• Assistant Nursing.

Educational and licensure requirements vary depending on region and specialty.

How to Become a Nurse in Africa

In Africa, there are several types of nurses that includes, auxiliary nurses, midwives and psychiatric nurses. Each of these nurses, regardless of which type, will have to be required to have completed nursing course with required nursing degrees. Then, they are required to train at a hospital or a university with hospital training facilities. After completion of their proper schooling, they are required to complete a year of community service before entering into any nursing profession.

A general nursing first year curriculum in Africa would include courses in nursing history and ethics, basic nursing care, elementary nutrition, first aid, elementary anatomy and physiology, and introduction to comprehensive health care.

Meanwhile, the second year includes study of sciences fundamental to basic nursing including general nursing care, nursing care of the aged, nursing care of mentally retarded persons, community nursing care and psychiatric nursing care.

In Africa, nursing degrees are easily completed through the normal and regular flow of taking up a nursing course, getting the proper nursing training and completing the required community service before entering into any nursing profession. However, the is one more important step that has to be accomplished and that is to be registered under regulating councils at whichever region it is applicable to. This is equivalent to taking up licensure examinations at certain countries.

How to Become a Nurse in North America

In the North America, more particularly in the US and Canada, a bachelor’s degree in nursing strictly requires a high school diploma or equivalent is required and admittance can be competitive. A bachelor’s degree in nursing is very demanding of a good foundation in chemistry and mathematics in the secondary education. Depending on the region, there are require grades for secondary chemistry and math before one is admitted in a nursing program. Otherwise, prerequisite coursework can be required.

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing is a 4-year programs providing a complete undergraduate education along with the training to become a licensed registered nurse.

After completing the program, the students are required to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses. After passing the licensure exam, its only then, that they become nursing practitioners.

How to Become a Nurse in North America

In Asia, nursing curriculum is taken up in four or five years. The first two years are dedicated to didactic education and simulation process while the last two years is dedicated to practicums and housemanship trainings in University hospitals and/or accredited health institutions. After completion of such course, the students will have to take national licensure examinations. Passing the examination confers the right to become a nursing practitioner.

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• Recipients of this scholarship will receive an educational grant for a maximum of $1,200 to apply toward the ONS Oncology Advanced Practice Nurse Conference registration, travel to and from the conference and per diem conference expenses.*  The conference registration fee will be automatically deducted from grant prior to payment.
• Individual livings or working within a 50 mile radius of the conference location are eligible to receive the conference registration fee only which will be paid directly to ONS.
• Applicants may apply on their own or be nominated for this scholarship by an ONS Chapter or Special Interest Group (SIG).  Each chapter and SIG may nominate one nurse for this award.

Bachelor’s in Nursing Degree Scholarship

• This scholarship’s purpose is to provide scholarships to individuals who are interested in and committed to oncology nursing and pursuing a baccalaureate degree in nursing. Bachelor’s scholarships awarded annually at $2,000 each.  Scholarships are available to individuals who are pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing, do not currently hold an RN license and do not have a college degree.  This scholarship is supported by Roberta Pierce Scofield scholarship supported by the ONS Foundation, Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation, Oncology Practice Alliance, Inc.

Congress Scholarships

• Recipients will receive an educational grant for up to $1,200 to apply toward ONS Congress registration, travel to and from Congress and per diem Congress expenses.  The Congress registration fee will be automatically  deducted from the grant prior to payment.
• Individuals living or working within a 50 mile radius of the conference location are eligible to receive the conference registration fee only. The Congress registration fee will be paid directly to ONS.
• One scholarship is available from the Oncology Hematology Care, Inc. to support a Cincinnati Tri-State Chapter member attending Congress.
• One scholarship is available to nurses residing and/or employed in Alabama. This scholarship is in memory of Issie Rembert “Chappi” Chapman.

Mary Scherbring ONS Institutes of Learning Conference Scholarships

• The Mary Scherbring Conference Scholarship was established in 2007 by the Southeast Minnesota Chapter of ONS in memory of their colleague Mary Scherbring.  Recipients of this award will receive a educational grant for up to $1,200 to apply toward ONS Institutes of Learning Conference registration, travel to and from the conference and per diem conference expenses. The conference registration fee will be automatically deducted from grant prior to payment.

Multidisciplinary Cancer Education Grant

• This scholarship’s purpose is to provide seed money to support an oncology RN in developing and/or implementing a cancer related multidisciplinary education or practice project for healthcare professionals. Priority will be given to those projects that focus on survivorship.  To be eligible for this scholarship, candidate must be: employed as an oncology nurse for a minimum of 1 year; multidisciplinary program or project may be new or one in progress for future implementation (preference given towards those programs that affect cancer survivorship); and demonstrate that the impact of the program is on more than one discipline within the multidisciplinary health care team.

Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) Scholarships

• The Oncology Nursing Society (ONS), the ONS Foundation, and the Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation (ONCC) are dedicated to the professional development of oncology nurses around the world. Through the awards, scholarships, and research grants described in this section of www.ons.org, these organizations seek to recognize those nurses devoted to the care of individuals with cancer and to the specialty of oncology nursing.
• ONS, the ONS Foundation, and ONCC gratefully acknowledge the corporate supporters that have helped to foster an environment that encourages and supports the pursuit of excellence in oncology nursing.

Pearl Moore Career Development Awards

• The scholarship provides three $3,000 awards and plaques.
• Its purpose is to support three professional staff nurses for meritorious practice by providing financial assistance to attend a continuing-education program(s) that will further the nurse’s professional goal(s). This award is not intended to supplement tuition in a bachelor’s or master’s program.
• The candidate currently must be employed as a staff nurse in oncology nursing with a minimum of 75% of his or her time devoted to direct patient care, have two or more years in oncology nursing practice, and possess or be pursuing a bachelor of science in nursing. An individual cannot receive this award more than one time.

Research Fellowship Award

• Funded by the ONS Foundation through an unrestricted grant from Genentech BioOncology.
• The one-year award is for $20,000. The fellow receives up to $18,000 to cover research-related expenses. The mentor or the mentor’s institution will receive a $2,000 award in the form of an unrestricted honorarium to cover the mentor’s consultative or research-related expenses and/or other institutional costs.
• Registered nurses with a doctoral degree and an interest in oncology are eligible to be funded to work with a senior investigator who has an existing research program relevant to oncology nursing.

Roberta Pierce Scofield and Ann Olson Doctoral Scholarships

• Doctoral scholarships are supported by the ONS Foundation Roberta Scofield Doctoral Scholarship and the Ann Olsen Doctoral Scholarship supported by Pfizer.  Doctoral scholarships awarded at $3,000 and $5,000 annually.  The candidate must be currently enrolled in (or applying to) a PhD, DNSc or DNP nursing degree program for the 2012-2013 academic year and must have a current license to practice as a registered nurse and must have an interest in and commitment to oncology nursing.

Sandy Purl Mentorship Scholarships

• The scholarship was named after Sandy Purl who was a role model to many oncology nurses in Chicago and across the nation.  Her joy was her career as an oncology nurse.  Her passion was mentoring other nurses and improving the care of patients with cancer through her work and volunteer activities in the Chicago Chapter of the Oncology Nursing Society.
• The scholarship is up to $1,000 support for an additional ONS Chapter member to attend the ONS Mentorship Weekend.
• An applicant must be a current ONS Chapter Board or committee member supported by a Chapter Leader Sponsor. Applicant must share their goal for attending Mentorship Weekend and how they plan to use the information they use.

Small Research Grant

• Small grant awards are available at $10,000 each. Funding period is for 2 years.  These grant awards are designed to support oncology nursing research conducted by beginning and experienced researchers. The majority of the small grants are for general investigator-initiated oncology topics. Funding preference is given to research that addresses the ONS Research Priorities and Research Agenda. The principal investigator must be actively involved in some aspect of cancer patient care, education, or research. Funding preference is given to projects that involve nurses in the design and conduct of the research activity. Membership in ONS is not required.

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