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U.P. Schools
of Nursing

EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS
Employees at
MGHS have many different programs available to them in educational
benefits.
These include tuition reimbursement for courses, as well
as extensive opportunities for inservices and conferences.
* Tuition Reimbursement (Educational Assistance) (Policy #200-034)
Any full-time or regular part-time employee working at least 64
hours per pay period can receive $75.00 (per credit hour) of the
cost of resident tuition fees charged by NMU and paid out of pocket
by the employee, up to eight credit hours for courses attended.
For additional information including eligibility criteria please
refer to Policy 200-034
Conferences (Policy #200-033)
MGHS holds, sponsors and participates in hundreds of conferences
each year. Many are sponsored by and held at MGHS, while others
may be in the U.P. or available through organizations outside our
area. In addition, Health Services Library and Education Department
have a large inventory of resource materials, audio and videotapes,
and programs covering a wide range of topics.
Departments have inservices scheduled within their areas, as well
as MGHS-wide education programs set up for all employees.
Employees are encouraged to participate in the conference and
educational opportunities at all levels.
HCF Scholarships
The Health
Careers Foundation (HCF) recently awarded $838,000 in scholarships/loans
to 409 individuals for the 2001-2002
academic year.
MGHS winners
include:
Annette DePetro (Neurology Associates), Susan Flannery (Occupational
Medicine) and EricStott (ICU). DePetro,
a clinic office clerk, and Flannery, aclinical assistant, are
pursuing LPN degrees. Stott, an LPN, is pursuing an RN degree.
Fields
of study
eligible for the HCF scholarships/loans are:
dietetics, health
information management (excludes computer information components),
medical technology, nursing,
occupational therapy, pharmacy, physical therapy, radiology,
respiratory therapy and speech pathology.
The goal of
the HCF is to encourage education
among determined men and women who choose to devote their
lives to preserving and bettering the lives of others through
careers in health
care.
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