- committed to improving health and health care
- devoted to community service
- interested in improving their own skills and in working with other professionals in team-based care
Students will receive the distinction as an AHEC Scholar, which sets them apart from others in the competitive environment of health care. The experience as an AHEC Scholar will also give students a chance to interact with health care professionals and create an invaluable network for their future careers.
Area L AHEC has partnered with Barton College and Eastern AHEC to identify health professions students from both service areas, which include 28 counties in the eastern portion of North Carolina. We recognize that the healthcare needs of individuals living in eastern North Carolina are unique to other parts of the state and our aim is to address those specific needs to improve health and increase quality of life. Our emphasis will be on recruiting students from underrepresented minorities, disadvantaged/rural backgrounds, and first-generation college families with the primary goal of improving diversity and distribution of all health professions in eastern North Carolina. Students must be enrolled, full-time, in a health professions degree program including, but not limited to:- Allied-health related major (gerontology, health promotion, exercise science or health care administration)
- Dental hygiene
- Dentistry
- Health Systems Management
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Nutrition
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Public Health
- Respiratory Therapy
- Social Work
Barton College Day of Scholarship 2020
Each student:
- will commit to a two-year educational program
- will receive 40 hours of didactic learning each year
- will receive 40 hours of clinical learning each year
- may receive a stipend of $500 per year ($1000 total, subject to academic or institutional approval)
- is expected to commit to the entire two-year program
- be enrolled in a college-level health professions education training program in North Carolina
- have reliable access to Wi-Fi
- have reliable transportation
- be eligible to work inside the United States
- be committed to the program for a total of two years
- complete 40 hours of didactic training each year of the program
- complete 40 hours of experiential training each year of the program
- Complete this application and save it to your computer. Email it to George Venturella.
- If you have any specific questions regarding the NC AHEC Scholars Program, please contact George Venturella.
- All items must be submitted by July 1, 2020