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Rural Health Network of Oswego County offers Health Care Scholarships

Written by: John DeRousie, Custom Marketing Solutions
FULTON, NY – County residents pursuing a career in the health care field may be able to receive some extra financial aid courtesy of the Rural Health Network of Oswego County. Coordinator, Danielle Wert, has announced that the group will once again offer scholarships to Oswego County residents who are enrolled or have been accepted in to a University / College or recognized program and are pursuing a major in the health care field.

“One of the goals of the Rural Health Network is to improve the access to and delivery of health care in Oswego County.  We have established this scholarship program as a way to encourage individuals to pursue a rewarding career in the health care field.  There is a growing need for people in almost all areas of health care. Our scholarship program allows us to be proactive and ensure that we have enough health care professionals to meet the health care needs of the residents of Oswego County,” said Wert.

The Rural Health Network of Oswego County will be awarding five scholarships in the amount of $1,000 to qualified individuals of any age that are either entering a program or continuing their education, at any level, in the health care field.

Applications are available at the Rural Health Network website: www.rhnoc.org and Oswego County Opportunities’ website: www.oco.org

Applications, along with a one page typed summary explaining why you have chosen to pursue a degree in the health care field and how your decision will impact health care in rural communities, must be submitted no later than April 20.

Operating under the auspices of OCO Inc., the Rural Health Network is a consortium of health care providers and human service providers in Oswego County.  Working together the members take a collaborative approach to addressing major health issues that exist in Oswego County.

For more information on the Rural Health Network of Oswego County Scholarship Program you may contact Wert at 315-592-0827, or visit their website at www.rhnoc.org

The final candidates will be selected and notified in early June.

OCO offers more than 50 human service programs that serve more than 30,000 people each year.

Operating in more than 80 locations throughout Oswego County, OCO’s workforce has more than 650 employees and 1,200 volunteers.

A private, non-profit agency, OCO is committed to helping people, supporting communities, changing lives, and improving the quality of life for Oswego County residents. OCO, Inc. is a United Way of Greater Oswego County member agency.

For more information, visit OCO’s website at www.oco.org

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