Health Careers Program Maryland Hospital Education & Research Foundation, Inc. 1301 York Road, Lutherville, Maryland 21093

Regional Medical Program for Maryland 550 North Broadway. Baltimore, Maryland 21205 First Printing December 1970 The first issue of the Guide to Health· Related Educational and Training Programs* in Maryland has been developed by the Maryland Hospital Education and Research Foundation, Inc., (MHERF) a private non·profit organization, addressing itself to the problems of health manpower in the State of Maryland. This project is regarded as a beginning, in direct response to numerous inquiries for such information from various health, educational and other institutions during the Foundation's first year of operation.

The printing and distribution of the Guide is made possible by a grant from the Regional Medical Program for Maryland.

* To baccalaureate degree

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The Maryland Hospital Education and Research Foundation, Inc. (MHERF) was incorporated in September 1967, by the Hospital Council of Maryland as a result of recommendations made by the Council's Manpower Development Committee. MHERF was activated in June 1969, with the hiring of its Executive Director. The purposes of the Foundation include:

Identifying sources of health manpower and developing methods of reaching those sources for all levels of health employment;

Coordinating existing health-related educational and training programs and conducting studies aimed at achieving orderly planning for the health field;

Continuation of activity related to management and supervisory training, with study and emphasis on new approaches to more effective manpower utilization including staffing methods, increased work incentives, shared services, and updating of personnel policies and procedures.

-ii- The Guide provides preliminary information on health-related educational programs based on questionnaires sent to public and private institutions and agencies offering them.

The Admissions Offices and Counseling Services of the educational institutions should be consulted for further curriculum and scholarship information.

The Personnel or Training Offices of hospitals should receive inquiries concerning their training programs.

For information concerning pre-medical programs, inquiries may be directed to the Admissions Office at the School of Medicine, University of Maryland; the School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University; or the Admissions Offices of the State four-year colleges.

For information concerning pre-dental programs, inquiries may be made at the Admissions Office of the School of Dentistry, University of Maryland.

Other inquiries concerning allied health professions may be directed to the appropriate professional organization. (See listing, Page 52.)

This Guide does not purport to be complete and exhaustive of all educational and training facilities in Maryland. Our reason is the fact that there are various programs so informal that their sponsors would not likely consider them appropriate for inclusion in this manual. Secondly, there is the fact that there were a few agencies or organizations who did not respond to the question­ naire on which this Guide is based. Nevertheless, it is estimated that most of the formally recognizable allied health education and training programs in Maryland are included in this Guide.

-iii- We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the various hospitals, educational institutions, and other health organizations and agencies who were indeed helpful in bringing together data for this Guide. In addition, our receipt of similar publications from other Health Careers programs throughout the country has been a factor in expediting our own publication.

I your eommen~5 ore Invl~eJ

It is hoped that the Guide will help serve as a medium for further exchange among institutions concerned with increasing health care resources and facilities for the benefit of all citizens. In a first attempt of this type, it is possible that errors can occur. The Foundation invites suggestions and revisions that will aid in making the Guide an increasingly useful informational tool in health careers . Comments and inquiries may be addressed to: Health Careers 1301 York Road Lutherville, Maryland 21093 (301) 821·9500

John F. Bacon Ann F. Koch Executive Director Associate Director Maryland Hospital Education & Careers and Recruitment Research Foundation, Inc.

-iv- Page Page INTRODUCTION ...... i Medical Technologist 12-13 HEALTH CAREER DESCRIPTIONS 1 Mental Health Associate ...... 13 ...... 14 PROGRAMS OFFERED ...... 5 Mental Health Clinician Mental Health Technician ...... 14 Certified Laboratory Assistant ...... 5 Mental Health Technologist (See also Human Serv ices Associat e) ...... 14 Community Mental Health Specialist ...... 5 Nursing Assistant ...... 14-15 (See also Human Services A ssociate and M ental Health Group) Nurse, Licensed Practical ...... 15-17 Cytotechnologist ...... 5 Nurse, Registered ...... 17-20 Dental Assistant ...... 5 Occupational Therapy Assistant ...... 21 Dental Hygienist ...... 6 Operating Room Technician ...... 21 Dental Technologist ...... 6 Orthoptist ...... 21 Dietary Aide ...... 7 Pharmacist ...... 21 Dietary Technician ...... 7 Pharmacy Technician ...... 21 Dietician ...... 7 Physical Therapist ...... 23 Environmental Technology : Physical Therapy Assistant ...... 23 Pollution Abatement Technologist ...... 23 Pollution Abatement Technologist...... 23 Sanitary Technologist ...... 24 Radiation Science ...... 23 Solid Waste Technologist ...... 24 Radiologic Technologist (See al so X -ray T echno logist) ...... 23 Food Service Supervisor ...... 8 Sanitary Technologist ...... 24 Food Service Worker...... 8 Solid Waste Technologist ...... 24 Health Aide ...... 8 X-ray Technician ...... 24 Health Education ...... 8 X -ray Technologist ...... 25 Hospital Management ...... 8 PROGRAMS OFFERED IN HIGH SCHOOLS Human Services Associate ...... 9 AND VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL CENTERS (See also Ment al Hea lt h A ssociate, Mental Hea lth Cl inici an, Mental Dental Assistant ...... 27 Hea lth T echnician, and Mental Health T echnologist) Dental Laboratory Technologist ...... 27 Inhalation Therapist ...... 9 Health Aide ...... 27 Inhalation Therapy Technician ...... 9 Home Nursing Aide ...... 27 Laboratory Technician ...... 9 Hospital Aide ...... 27 Laboratory Technologist ...... 9 Medical Assistant ...... 27 Medical Clerk Typist ...... 9 Medical Services ...... 28 Med ical Laboratory Assistant ...... 10 Nurse's Aide ...... 28-29 Medical Laboratory Technician ...... 10 Nursing Assistant ...... , ...... 30 Medical Laboratory Technologist ...... 10 Nurse, Licensed Practical ...... 31 -34 Medical Record Librarian ...... 11 35 Medical Record Technician ...... 11 SCHOLARSHIP AND LOAN INFORMATION ...... Medical Secretary ...... 11 -12 PROFESSIONAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS (Partial) ...... 52 -v- The following section includes brief descriptions of those health careers for which we list educational and training programs.

In those cases where they are available, we list the "D.O.T." number given the particular career by the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (U.S. Department of Labor, Third Edition, 1965.) Further information concerning the health ca· reer may be obtained through the Dictionary.

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ASSISTANT works under direct supervision casting dental restorations, office billing, typing, record keeping and receptionist of the Medical Technologist and Pathologist in blood-banking, bacteriology, he­ responsibilities. (D.O.T . 079.378) matology and other routine clinical laboratory testing. The Assistant collects blood specimens and body fluids for preparation of slides, takes basal DENTAL HYGIENIST works under supervision of the dentist in performing metabolism tests, electrocardiograms, and does other similar tasks. (D.O.T . prophylaxis (or "cleaning"), applying fluorides to prevent dental decay, helping 078.381) in early detection of disease, taking X-rays of teeth and instructing the patient on proper oral health. (D .O.T. 078.368) COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST is prepared to work in a variety of health related specialties in ambulatory care facilities, ranging from DENTAL TECHNOLOGIST serves in dental laboratories, hospital and dental alcoholism to comprehensive health care. Tasks may include those of the Senior school laboratories, and clinics. Manipulative skills are required as well as an Mental Health Technician as well as coordination and supervision under direc­ understanding of the theory and principles which are involved. As prescribed or tion of the unit administrator. ordered by a dentist, the technician can assume responsibility for constructing casts or bridges and other prostheses. CYTOTECHNOLOGIST works under supervIsion of the Pathologist as a *DIETARY AIDE specialist on the medical laboratory technology team. The cytotechnologist is *FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT trained in laboratory procedures and techniques in the use of slide samplings *FOOD SERVICE WORKER preparatory to diagnosing early signs of diseases such as cancer. (D .O.T. 078.381 ) One who performs a variety of tasks required for the general operation of a food DENTAL ASSISTANT is trained to directly assist a dentist in technical and service system. Duties include non-technical food preparation routines, chair-si de duties permitted by the Dental Practice Act of the State and portioning and assembling foods, assisting with food service or other related jobs commensurate with his or her education. These duties may include patient as directed by a supervisor. dental education, removing sutures, applying sodium fluoride treatment, preparing and mixing materials, sterilizing instruments, exposing and developing X-rays, assisting in surgical procedures, constructing dental models, waxing and " T erminology interchangeable depending on institution.

-1- DIETARY TECHNICIAN works under the general direction of the food SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGIST may assist in working on incinerator service director. Supervises or instructs employees engaged in food service. operation or sanitary landfill operation. Responsibilities may include menu formulation, purchasing of food, supplies and equipment, employee scheduling, on job training and general food service LAND POLLUTION: administration. POLLUTION ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGIST (see above) SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGIST (see above) 01 ETICIAN works in hospitals, nursing homes, extended care facilities, school food service systems, colleges and universities, hotels and restaurants and FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR supervises and instructs employees within a numerous other commercial and industrial organizations. food service system in maintaining and improving food preparation and service, as well as maintaining high standards of sanitation, dietary housekeeping and Dietician, Administration - directs or assists in the direction of a total food safety. (D.O.T . 319.138) service operation; is an organizer and planner who must remain current in new and better methods of quantity food service; is a specialist in coordinating the HEALTH AIDE works under professional supervision, giving personal care to various aspects of dietetics into an efficient food service system. the patient who is ill or disabled. Duties may include assisting with meals, bathing, some household chores and generally helping the patient who is just Dietician, Therapeutic - is skilled in advising individuals concerning nutritional home from the hospital, recovering, or those who are too old to manage without requirements as related to optimum health, or concerning nutritional stresses regular or part-time help. resulting from certain disease conditions. (D.O.T. 077.128) HEALTH EDUCATOR works as a resource person with general and professional community groups, hospitals, health agencies, clinics and industries; ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY is able to give technical and general assistance in health planning and programming; may also be called upon for teaching in the health field. WATER POLLUTION: HOME NURSING AIDE works under professional supervision. Duties may POLLUTION ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGIST may work as an assistant to include helping with household care, shopping, and doing other tasks which ill,or a scientist, engineer or administrator to solve problems of man's environment; disabled people cannot do for themselves. The Home Nursing Aide helps in the for example, in water pollution the technologist will be concerned primarily patient's care by relieving the patient of various family and househo(d respon­ with water sampling and testing, or in charge of operating a water plant. In sibilities during the recovery period. working with solid waste, the technologist may be involved with landfill and incinerator operations. The Pollution Abatement Technologist may be employed HOSPITAL AIDE works under professional supervision and responsibilities by operating agencies, regulatory agencies or industry. With an A .A. Degree, the may vary from hospital to hospital. Duties may include services to' the patient technologist may continue study toward an engineering degree. such as answering the patient's calls, helping with meals, adjusting the bed, straightening the room, and other tasks that are important to the patient's care. SANITARY TECHNOLOGIST works as an assistant to the sanitary engineer. The person taking this program is usually employed by an Engineer or an engi ­ HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT involves the direction and coordination of all neering firm, or may be involved in the evaluation of a sewage plant. activities and operations of the hospital in carrying out the hospital 's objectives

-2- of delivering health care to the sick and injured, developing scientific knowledge, MEDICAL RECORD TECHNICIAN works closely with the Medical Record training and promotion of community health. The management network Librarian (normally under the supervision of the latter). with administrators, requires the support of people in areas of work such as clerical, accounting, physicians, nurses, and other health personnel. Tasks may include preparing and purchasing, plant development, training, personnel , custodial and other services. maintaining patient information, transcription of reports and patient histories; (D.D.T.187.118) responsibility for completion, accuracy and coding of individual and group records for completeness and accuracy as official records. (D.D.T. 249.388) INHALATIDN THERAPIST works as prescribed by a physician in providing the human body with an adequate supply of oxygen and in removing excessive *MEDICAL SECRETARY works for a physician or group of physicians in carbon dioxide. This is done by proper application of oxygen and other offices, hospitals and health programs. Duties may include stenography and therapeutic gases, using various types of equipment. Inhalation Therapists are typing of medical records and correspondence, screening of visitors and also involved in lung function and blood gas testing. (D.D.T. 079.368) telephone calls, scheduling of appointments, and filing. (D.D.T. 201.368)

*Sometimes called a Medical Assistant. INHALATION THERAPY TECHNICIAN works as one of the support personnel under the supervision of the Inhalation Therapist. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST works with the pathologist (M.D.) and other physicians on diagnostic and treatment procedures in the causes and cures of MEDICAL CLERK TYPIST usually works with a physician or med ical diseases. The Medical Technologist is part of the clinical team which performs secretary, as a receptionist-typist, a typist, junior secretary, bookkeeper and/or the chemical, microscopic, bacteriologic and other tests necessary for technical assistant in a doctor's office, hospital, health agency, clinic, or other identification and treatment of diseases. Most of this work is in the medical medical or health setting. laboratory. (D.D.T. 078.381) * MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN works under supervision of a *MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATE Medical Technologist and Pathologist in performing tests in urinalysis, grouping *MENTAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN and typing of blood, analysis of blood and body fluids, and taking *MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIAN electrocardiograms and basal metabolism tests, both of which involve direct *MENTAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIST handling of the patient. The Medical Laboratory Technician performs more *HUMAN SERVICES ASSOCIATE complex procedures than the laboratory assistant, but does not usually handle supervisory or educational tasks of the Medical Technologist. (D .D.T. 078.381) Works with mental health professionals under the supervision of a professional *Some A.A. Degree programs are entitl ed Med ical Laboratory Technologist. staff member. Assists mentally ill patients by using individual, group and family counseling and other basic treatment methods for mental illness in specific areas MEDICAL RECORD LIBRARIAN works with the development, use and suchas psychiatrY,nursing services, social services, psychology and rehabilitation. maintenance of the patient's records for purposes of proper medical care, treatment, research and education. The Medical Record Librarian may work in a *Terminology interchangeable depending on institution. hospital , nursing home, clinic, or medical research center. Some serve as consultants in hospitals or to health-related institutions or businesses . (D.D.T. 100.388) NURSING ASSISTANT (AIDE) works under supervision of the nurse, mak-

-3- ing beds, bathing patients, delivering messages, maintaining linen supply, and ORTHOPTIST works under supervision of an ophthalmologist (a phyician escorting patients in the hospital.The Nursing Assistant administers some services specializing in diseases of the eye) . The Orthoptist uses various tests and instru­ directly to the patient. ments to help make diagnoses, and to help patients correct certain eye muscle imbalance. NURSE, LICENSED PRACTICAL, shares in direct care of the patient under supervision of a physician or Registered Nurse. Licensed Practical Nurses work in doctors' offices, hospitals, homes, public health agencies and other institutions. PHARMACIST is a specialist in the science of drugs: the preparation and dispensing; the identification; analysis and selection. The Pharmacist may act as (D.O.T.079.378) a consultant or instructor on the usage of drugs, or may be involved in drug research _ Pharmacists may be managers of hospital pharmacies, or be involved in NURSE, REGISTERED is responsible for the direct care of the patient, community pharmacies. (D.O.T. 074.181) assisting the physician in administering treatments and medications, planning and coordinating the nursing care, and supervision of nursing personnel. Nurses may specialize in medical, surgical , obstetric, pediatric, and psychiatric nursing. PHYSICAL THERAPIST works with physicians, nurses and other specialists They may qualify to teach and interpret this care to others. They may be in helping patients with muscle, nerve, joint or bone diseases or injuries to involved in the planning, directing and evaluation of nursing personnel working overcome their disability through therapeutic exercise, massage and use of heat with them. Opportunities in nursing exist not only in hospitals, but also in and cold; instructs and helps prepare the patient and/or family in relation to the public health, education, industry, private care and government service. (D.O.T. therapy. (D.O.T_ 079.378) 075.378)

PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT works under supervision of the Physical NUTRITIONIST plans and conducts programs concerning nutrition to assist Therapist helping with treatments and therapy necessary for restoring bodily in promotion of health and control of disease with medical personnel, health and functions in patients with physical disability. The treatment may include other agencies on nutritional phases of their programs. physical exercise, the use of mechanical apparatus, massage, applications of heat and cold, light, water or electricity. The assistant may handle the office routine OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT works under supervision of the including record-keeping, scheduling and inventory. Occupational Therapist or physician in carrying out with the patient a therapeutic activity program in arts and crafts, recreation or industrial skills. These activities may include skills in self-care, homemaking, reading, writing, and *RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST works under the supervision of the radio­ prosthetics, depending upon the type of health facility in which the logist (physician) or chief radiologic technologist. The Radiologic Technologist is Occupational Therapy Assistant works. (D.OT 079.368) trained to operate X-ray equipment including deep therapy units and linear accelerators. The Technologist may specialize in X-ray technology, nuclear medi­ OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN works under medical supervision in cine, or radiation therapy technology. Responsibilities include assisting with the treating patients in the operating and emergency rooms. The Operating Room preparation and treatment of the patient, operation of the equipment during Technician may, in general, assist in major or minor surgery, help to set up the treatment and proper maintenance of treatment records. (D.O.T. 078.368) operating room, hand physicians the necessary instruments during surgery, and help in post-operative treatment. *Sometimes called X-ray Technician or X -ray Technologist.

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Degree Entrance Institution or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

CERTIFIED Certificate High School Peninsula General 12 months September Yes Peninsula General Hospital LABORATORY Diploma or Hospital MDTA* ASSISTANT Equivalency Salisbury, Maryland 21801

COMMUNITY B.S. Degree High School Morgan State College 4 years September $365 Yes Various MENTAL Diploma Hillen Rd . & Cold- resident HEALTH spring Lane of Mary- SPECIALIST Baltimore, Maryland 21212 land

CYTOTECH- Certificate 2 years Johns Hopkins Hospital 12 months September $1800 Yes Johns Hopkins Hospital NOLOGIST college# 601 North Broadway Baltimore, Maryland 21205

Certificate 2 years University of Maryland 12 months September $70 No University Hospital college+ School of Medicine 301 S. Greene Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201

DENTAL A .A . Degree High School Community College 2 years September $300 Yes University of Maryland ASSISTANT Diploma or of Baltimore resident School of Dentistry Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights of Baltimore Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21215

Certificate High School Community College of 10 months September $300 Yes University of Maryland Diploma or Baltimore resident of School of Dentistry Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Baltimore Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21215

A.A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September, $350 Yes Naval Dental School Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 February resident of Equivalency Montgomery County • Man power Development and T ra in ing A ct. # 60 se mester hours of which 12 must be in the biological sc iences. Eight of these must be in biology. + 18 semester hours in biology or sciences. -5- Degree Entrance Institution or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

DENTAL A.A. Degree High School Prince George's 2 years September $300 Yes VA Hospital (Washington, D.C.). ASSISTANT Diploma or Community College resident Prince George's (continued) Eq u ivalency 301 Largo Road of Prince Public Health Clinic Largo , Maryland 20027 George's County

DENTAL AA Degree High School Allegany Community 2 years September $250 Yes Allegany Community HYGIENIST Diploma or College resident of College Laboratory, Equivalency 340 N. Frederick Street Allegany and other facilities Cumberland, Maryland 21502 County

AA Degree High School Community College 2 years September $300 Yes University of Maryland Diploma or of Baltimore resident of School of Dentistry Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Baltimore Avenue Ba ltimore, Maryland 21215

B.S. Degree High School University of Maryland 4 years September $410 Yes Various Diploma School of Dentistry resident of 666 W. Baltimore Street Maryland Baltimore, Maryland 21201

DENTAL A .A Degree High School Community College 2 years September $300 Yes University of Maryland TECHNOLOGIST Diploma or of Baltimore resident of School of Dentistry Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Baltimore Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21215

A .A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September, $350 Yes None Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 February resident of Equivalency Montgomery County

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DIETARY Certificate * Prince George's 4 weeks Every 6 None On None AIDE General Hospital weeks salary Cheverly, Maryland 20784

DIETARY A.A. Degree High School Community College of 2 years September, $300 Yes Various TECHNICIAN Diploma or Baltimore February resident of Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights and July Baltimore Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21215

DIETITIAN B.S. Degree High School Hood College 4 years September $1950 Yes AND Diploma Frederick, Maryland and January NUTRITIONIST =I=- B.S. Degree High School Morgan State College 4 years September $200 Yes Diploma with Hillen Road and Cold- resident of "C" Average spring Lane Maryland Baltimore, Maryland 21212

B.S. Degree High School St. Joseph's College 4 years September $1600 Yes Diploma in- Emmitsburg, Maryland 21727 eluding one year of chem- istry

B.S. Degr ee High School University of Maryland 4 years September $200 Yes Diploma College Park, Maryland 20740 resident of Maryland

ENVI RONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY (See Table of Contents)

• Pre·reQu is ite: A greemen t t o accep t em ploy ment at Prince George's General Hospital =I=- T o Qua lif v for regi stration, B.S. Degree must be supplemented by 1 y ear of internship, 3 years of approved work experience, or Master's Degree and one year of work experience.

-7- Degree Entrance Institution or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate m\lnts Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

FOOD Certificate High School Community College- 2 September $72 Yes None SERVICE Diploma or Baltimore semesters resident SUPERVISOR Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights of Avenue Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland 21215

FOOD Cert if icate Cu rrent food Baltimore City Adult September None None SERVICE service employ- Education Program semester and WORKER ment Baltimore City College# February Baltimore, Maryland 21218

HEALTH Cer tificate 8th grade Baltimore City 6 Varies None Yes Department of Employment AIDE Health Department months Security American Building Community Action Agency Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Cer t ificate 8th grade Provident Comprehensive 12 Varies None Yes Provident Hospital Complex Neighborhood Health Center months 1130 Mondawmin Concourse Baltimore, Maryland 21215

HEALTH B.S. Degree High School Towson State College 4 years September * Yes None EDUCATION Diploma Towson, Maryland 21204 January, June

HOSPITAL A .A . Degree High School Essex Community 2 years September, $225 Yes Union Memorial Hospital, MANAGEMENT Diploma or College February, resident Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Eq u iva lency Baltimore County, Maryland June Baltimore Baltimore County General Hospital 21237 County Sinai Hospital

# Sponsored by Maryland D ietetic Association * Tu it ion free if student t each es t w o yea rs in Maryland ; otherwise, t u it ion is $200 per yea r.

-8- Degree Entrance Institution Or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

HUMAN A .A. Degree High School Anne Arundel Community 2 years September $300 Yes Maryland Association SERVICES Diploma or College resident for Health & Mental Hygiene ASSOCIATE Equivalency Jones Station Road Anne Arnold, Maryland 21012 Arundel County

INHALATION A .A . Degree High School Community College 2 years September $300 Yes Union Memorial Hospital, THERAPIST Diploma or of Baltimore and resident Sinai Hospital Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue February of Baltimore, Maryland 21215 Baltimore

INHALATION Certificate 1 year of Peninsula General Hospital 5 months As needed None Yes None THERAPY college or Salisbury, Maryland 21801 TECHNICIAN L.P.N.

LABORATORY A .A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September, $350 Yes Washington Hospital Center, TECHNICIAN Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland February, resident of Providence Hospital Equivalency 20850 June Montgomery VA Hospital County

LABORATORY A.A. Degree High School Community College 2 years September $300 Yes Private Pathology Laboratories TECHNOLOGIST Diploma or of Baltimore resident Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

MEDICAL Certificate 10th grade Provident Comprehensive 6 months As needed None Yes Concentrated Employment CLERK- Neighborhood Center Program, TYPIST 1130 Mondawmin Concourse Department of Edutation Baltimore, Maryland 21215

-9- Degree Entrance Institution or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

MEDICAL A.A. Degree High School Anne Arundel Community 2 years* September $300 Yes None LABORATORY Diploma or College resident of ASSISTANT Equivalency Jones Station Road Anne Arundel Arnold, Maryland 21012 County

A.A. Degree High School Cecil Community College 2 years September $300 Yes Union Hospital Diploma or Elkton, Maryland 21921 resident of Equivalency Cecil County

Certificate High School Cecil Community College 1 year September $300 Yes Union Hospital Diploma or Elkton, Maryland 21921 resident of Equivalency Cecil County

A.A. Degree High School Prince George's 2 years September $300 Yes Prince George's General Hospital Diploma or Community College resident VA Hospital Equivalency 301 Largo Road of Prince Largo, Maryland 20027 George's County

MEDICAL A.A . Degree High School Essex Community College 2 years September $225 Yes Franklin Square Hospital LABORATORY Diploma or Baltimore County, Maryland resident TECHNICIAN Equivalency 21237 of Balti- more County

MEDICAL A.A. Degreet High School Hagerstown Junior College 2 years September $250 for Yes Newton D. Baker LABORATORY Diploma; ACT, 751 Robinwood Drive resident of Veterans Hospital TECHNOLOGIST Biology, Chem- Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 Washington istry Area County . Upon receipt of A.A. Degree, student may transfer to 4-year college offering approved hospital program in Medical Technology, where one additional year of college and one year of clinical study may be had t On completion of A.A. Degree, students may transfer to senior college or university for B.S. Deg ree. Hagerstown Junior College program established in cooperation with Shepard College, Shepardstown, West Virginia. -10- -- -

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MEDICAL B.S. Degree- * U.S.P.H.S. Hospital 1 year September None Yes Colby Junior College, RECORD Colby Junior 31st Street & Wyman New London, Connecticut LIBRARIAN College Park Drive Baltimore, Maryland 21211

Certificate B.S. Degree* U.S.P.H.S. Hospital 1 year September None Yes None 31 st Street & Wyman Park Drive Baltimore, Maryland 21211

MEDICAL A.A. Degree High School Community College 2 years September $300 Yes Sinai Hospital, RECORD Diploma or of Baltimore resident Johns Hopkins Hospital, TECHNICIAN Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Greater Baltimore Medical Center Baltimore, Maryland 21215 Baltimore

MEDICAL A.A. Degree High School Anne Arundel Community 2 years September $300 Yes Anne Arundel General Hospital SECRETARY Diploma or College resident Equivalency Jones Station Road of Anne Arnold, Maryland 21012 Arundel County

A .A. Degree High School Catonsville Community 2 years September $225 Yes None Diploma or College resident Equivalency 800 S. Rolling Road of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21228 more County

* Students from ColbY Junior College, which offers the first three years toward the of statistics and 12 semester hours of biological science of which a laboratory course in human baccalaureate degree, may enroll at the U.S.P.H.S. School for Medical Record Librarians for anatomy and physiology are a part). The existing one-year program at the School for Medical their final hospital year after which time they may be eligible for the B.S. Degree in Medical Librarians offers a certificate to those successfully completing it. Record Librarian (providing their work at Colby Junior College includes the fundamentals

-11- Degree Entrance Institution or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

MEDICAL A .A . Degree High School Community College of 2 years September $300 Yes None SECRETARY Diploma or Baltimore resident (Continued) Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

A .A. Degree High School Essex Community College 2 years September $225 Yes None Diploma or Baltimore, County, Maryland February, resident Equivalency 21237 June of Balti- more County

Certificate High School Maryland Medical 18 months* September, $540 No Various Diploma or Secretarial School January, Equivalency Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 June

A.A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September $350 Yes Various Diploma or Takoma Avenue and resident Equ ivalency Fenton Street of Montgom- Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 ery County

A.A. Degree High School Villa Julie College 2 years September $1200 Yes None Diploma Stevenson, Maryland 21153

MEDICAL B.S. Degree High School Columbia Union College 4 years September $1500 Yes Washington Sanitarium TECHNOLOGIST and Certifi- Diploma Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 and Hospital cate from hospital

* Technical Medical Secretarial Course, 14 months, also offered

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MEDICAL B.S. Degree 3 years Morgan State College 12 months* June $365 Yes Union Memorial Hospital TECHNOLOGIST college Hillen Road and Coldspring resident through St. Joseph's Hospital (Continued) Lane of Mary- hos- Baltimore, Maryland 21212 land pital

B.S. Degree High School Mount St. Agnes College 4 years September $1300 Yes Mercy Hospital Diploma 5801 Smith Avenue one summer Balti more, Maryland 21209

B.S. Degree High School Towson State College 4 years September $200 Yes St. Joseph's Hospital Diploma Towson, Maryland 21204 Maryland Union Memorial Hospital Residents

Certificate 3 years U.S.P.H.S. Hospital 12 months January None Yes None college 31st Street & Wyman July Park Drive Baltimore, Maryland 21211

MENTAL A .A . Degree High School Catonsville Community 2 years September $225+ Yes Spring Grove State Hospital HEALTH Diploma or College Crownsville State Hospital ASSOCIATE Equivalency 800 S. Rolling Road and others Baltimore, Maryland 21228

A.A. Degree High School Essex Community College 2 years September $225 Yes Baltimore County Health Diploma or Baltimore County, Maryland February resident Department Equivalency 21237 June of Balti- more County

* Usually Senior year substitution, in affiliated hospital for biology majors. + For residents of Baltimore, Howard and Carroll Counties.

-13- Degree Entrance Institution or Require.- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

MENTAL A .A. Degree High School Prince George's 2 years September $300 Yes Various HEALTH Diploma or Community College resident CLINICIAN Equivalency 301 Largo Road of Prince Largo, Maryland 20027 George's County

MENTAL A.A. Degree High School Montgomery College 22 months September, $350 Yes None HEALTH Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 February resident TECHNICIAN Equivalency of Mont- gomery County

MENTAL A.A. Degree High School Community College 18 months September $300 Yes Spring Grove State Hospital, HEALTH Diploma or of Baltimore resident Kennedy Institute TECHNOLOGIST Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

NURSING Certificate Age: Eugene Leland 3 months March None None None ASSISTANT 17 years Memorial Hospital Riverdale, Maryland 20840

Certificate * Good Samaritan Hospital 6 weeks Varies None None None 5601 Loch Raven Boulevard Baltimore, Maryland 21212

Age: Prince George's 3 months Varies None Yes None 18 years General Hospital MDTAt: or over Cheverly, Maryland 20784

* Nursing Assistant I and Nursing Assistant I I courses are offered. Nursing Assistant II course pre-requisites: Nursing Assistant I course plus 6 months experience. * Manpower Development and Training Act -14-

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NURSING Certificate 6th grade U.S.P.H.S. Hospital 20 weeks Every None Yes Baltimore City ASSISTANT comprehension 31st Street & Wyman 5 months; MDTA* Board of Education+ (Continued Park Drive scheduled Baltimore, Maryland 21211 for over- lapping

NURSE, Certificate High School Anne Arundel General 12 months September $100 Yes None LICENSED Diploma or Hospital PRACTICAL Equivalency Annapolis, Maryland 21401

Certificate High School Baltimore City Hospitals 12 months September None Yes Baltimore City Hospitals Diploma or 4940 Eastern Avenue Equivalency Baltimore, Maryland 21224

Certificate 10th grade Cambridge-Maryland Hospital 12 months June None Yes None minimum Cambridge, Maryland 21613 MDTA*

Certificate High School Eastern Shore State Hospital 12 months September None None Memorial Hospital at Diploma* Cambridge, Maryland 21613 Easton, Maryland

Certificate 10th grade Frederick County 12 months September None Yes Frederick Memorial Hospital minimum School for P.N. Board of Education E. Church Street Frederick, Maryland 21701

Certificate 10th grade, Harford Memorial Hospital 12 months September None None None maximum age: Havre de Grace, Maryland 45 years 21078

* Manpower Development and Training Act + Clinical experience only at U .S. Public Health Service Hospital. * Must be resident of Eastern Shore of Maryland -15- Degree Entrance Institution or Require- Offering Program Classes Tuition Financial Title Certificate ments Program Length Begin Per Year Assistance Affiliations

NURSING Certificate 10th grade Lutheran Hospital of 1 year As determin- None None Baltimore City ASSISTANT Maryland, Inc. ed by the Bal- Board of Education (Continued) 730 Ashburton Street timore City Baltimore, Maryland 21216 Board of Education

Certificate High School Prince George's General 12 months September $50 Yes None Diploma or Hospital Equivalency Cheverly, Maryland 20784 recommended

Certificate High School Sacred Heart Hospital 12 months June None Yes Sacred Heart Hospital Diploma 900 Seton Drive Cumberland, Maryland 21502

Certificate High School South Baltimore 12 months September $50 Yes South Baltimore Diploma or General Hospital General Hospital Equivalency 3001 S. Hanover Street Baltimore, Maryland 21230

Certificate 10th grade Springfield State Hospital 12 months October $200 Yes Prince George's General Hospital, Sykesville, Maryland 21784 Queen Anne's County Health Department

Certificate 10th grade Suburban Hospital 12 months September None Yes None minimum 8600 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda, Maryland 20014

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NURSING Certificate High School Union Memorial Hospital 12 months June $200 Yes Johnston School of Practical ASSISTANT Diploma or 33rd & Calvert Streets Nursing at Union Memorial Hospital (Continued) Equivalency Baltimore, Maryland 21218

Certificate High School Washington Sanitarium 12 months September $400 Yes None Diploma or & Hospital Equivalency Takoma Park, Maryland 20012

NURSE A .A . Degree High School Allegany Community College 2 years September $250 Yes Memorial Hospital, REGISTERED Diploma or 340 N. Frederick Street resident Sa cred Heart Hospital Equivalency Cumberland, Maryland 21502 of Allegany County

A .A. Degree High School Anne Arundel Community 2 years September $300 Yes North Arundel Hospital, Diploma or College resident Crownsville State Hospital, Equivalency Jones Station Road of Anne Anne Arundel General Hospital, (Chemistry) Arnold, Maryland 21012 Arundel So uth Baltimore General Hospital County

A.A . Degree High School Catonsville Community College 2 years September $225:1: Yes Bon Secours Hospital, Diploma or 800 S. Rolling Road Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Equivalency Catonsville, Maryland 21228 U.S.P.H.S. Hospital, Sheppard-Pratt Hospital, Happy Hills Hospital

Diploma High School Church Home and Hospital 33 months September $1875 Yes Johns Hopkins Hospital, Diploma 100 N. Broadway total for Seton Institute Baltimore, Maryland 21231 3 years

* For Baltimore, Howard and Carroll County resid ents.

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NURSE B.S. Degree High School Columbia Union College 4 years September $1550 Yes Washington Sanitarium REGISTERED Diploma Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 & Hospital (Continued) A.A. Degree High School Community College of 2 years September $300 Yes Children's Hospital, Diploma or Baltimore resident U.S.P.H.S. Hospital, Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- St. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more Johns Hopkins Hospital, Kernan Hospital, Lutheran Hospital

A.A. Degree High School Esse x Community College 2 years September, $225 Yes Baltimore City Hospitals, Diploma or Baltimore County, Maryland February, resident Franklin Square Hospital, Equivalency 21237 June of Balti- Sheppard-Pratt Hospital more County

A.A. Degree High School Frederick Community College 2 years September $250 Yes Frederick Memorial Hospital Diploma or N. Market Street resident Equ ivalency Frederick, Maryland 21701 of Frederick County

A.A. Degree High School Hagerstown Junior College 2 years September $250 Yes Washington County Hospital Diploma or 751 Robinwood Drive resident Equivalency Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 of Washing- ton County

A.A. Degree High School Harford Junior College 2 years September $250 Yes Harford Memorial Hospital, Diploma or Bel Air, Maryland 21014 resident Greater Baltimore Medical Center Equivalency of Harford County

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NURSE Diploma High School Maryland General Hospital 33 months September $995 Yes Community College of Baltimore, REGISTERED Diploma 827 Linden Avenue total for Spring Grove State Hospital, (Continued) (Academic) Baltimore, Maryland 21201 3 years Johns Hopkins Hospital

Diploma High School Memorial Hospital 32 months September $500 Yes Eastern Shore State Hospital Diploma Easton, Maryland 21601

Diploma High School Mercy Hospital 33 months September $2000 Yes Community College of Baltimore, Diploma Calvert & Saratoga Streets total for Seton Institute (Academic) Baltimore, Maryland 21202 3 years

A .A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September $350 Yes Washington Hospital Center, Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 resident of Holy Cross Hospital, Equivalency Montgomery and others County

Diploma High School Peninsula General 24 months September, $865 Yes Salisbury State College Diploma Hospital January Salisbury, Maryland 21801

A .A . Degree High School Prince George's Community 2 years September $300 Yes Prince George's General Hospital Diploma or College resident of Equivalency 301 Largo Road Prince Largo, Maryland 20027 George's County

Diploma High School Provident Hospital 29 months September $145 Yes Community College of Baltimore, Diploma and 1514 Division Street Children's Hospital-(Baltimore) Pre-Nursing Baltimore, Maryland 21217 Baltimore City Hospitals Test

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NURSE Diploma High School Sinai Hospital of Baltimore 29 months September * Yes Towson State College, REGISTERED Diploma Belvedere Avenue at Sheppard·Pratt Hospital (Continued) Greenspring Baltimore, Maryland 21215

B.S. Degree High School St. Joseph College 4 years September $1600 Yes Area Hospitals Diploma, 1 Emmitsburg, Maryland year of Chem· istry

Diploma High School St. Joseph's Hospital 33 months September $900 Yes Johns Hopkins Hospital, Diploma Towson, Maryland 21204 Spring Grove State Hospital

B.S. Degree Based on Towson State College 4 years September $200 for Yes Sinai Hospital grades, Towson, Maryland 21204 Maryland rank and residents admissions tests

Diploma High School Union Memorial Hospital 33 months September $475 Yes Towson State College Diploma 33rd and Calvert Streets Baltimore, Maryland 21218

B.S. Degree Eligibility University of Maryland 4 years September $410 Yes University Hospital, for admission 655 W. Lombard Street Psychiatric Institute, to University Baltimore, Maryland 21201 and others of Maryland as a fresh· man

* Tuition: $880 first year; $900 second year; $200 third year. Residence included. Meals, textbooks and uniforms not included

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OCCUPATIONAL A.A. Degree High School Community College of 2 years September $300 Yes Keswick Nursing Home, THERAPY Diploma or Baltimore resident Johns Hopkins Hospital, ASSISTANT Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti· Kernan Hospital Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

Certificate High School Community College of 12 months September $300 Yes Keswick Nursing Home, Diploma or Baltimore resident Johns Hopkins Hospital, Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti· Kernan Hospital Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

OPERATING None High School Johns Hopkins Hospital 6 months As needed None Salary None ROOM Diploma or 601 N. Broadway TECHNICIAN Operating Baltimore, Maryland 21205 Room Assis· tant I

ORTHOPTIST Certificate 2 years Johns Hopkins Hospital 15 monthst June $250 Yes Various college or 601 N. Broadway R.N. Baltimore, Maryland 21205

PHARMACIST B.S. Degree High School University of Maryland 5 years * September $410 Yes Various Diploma School of Pharmacy resident 636 W. Lombard Street of Mary- Baltimore, Maryland 21201 land

PHARMACY Certificate High School Johns Hopkins Hospital 6 weeks As needed None Salary None TECHNICIAN Diploma* 601 N. Broadway Baltimore, Maryland 21205 t Training period includes 2 months of basic science and 13 months of clinical practice. * Includes 2 y ears of pre·professional training including heavy science background and 3 years of professional training. * In some cases, there may be exceptions to this requirement.

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PHYSICAL B.S. Degree High School University of Maryland 4 years September $410 Yes University of Maryland Hospital THERAPIST Diploma School of Medicine resident (Heavy Science 522 W. Lombard Street of Mary- Orientation) Baltimore, Maryland 21201 land

PHYSICAL A.A. Degree High School Community College of 2 years September $300 Yes University of Maryland Hospital THERAPY Diploma or Baltimore resident ASSISTANT Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

POLLUTION A.A. Degree High School Charles County Community 2 years September $300 Yes None ABATEMENT Diploma or College resident TECHNOLOGIST Equivalency Mitchell Road, Box 910 of Charles LaPlata, Maryland 20646 County

RADIATION A.A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September $350 Yes Various SCIENCE* Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 resident of Equivalency Montgomery County

RADIOLOGIC Certificate High School Anne Arundel General Hospital 24 months July $25 Yes None TECHNOLOGIST Diploma Annapolis, Maryland 21401

Certificate High School Baltimore City Hospital 24 months September $100 Yes University of Maryland Diploma or 4940 Eastern Avenue School of Medicine Equivalency Baltimore, Maryland 21224

* Prepares students as Radiation Health Technicians, or Nuclear Science Aides and Radiation Safety Specialists. Students may transfer to a 4-year program in atomic and nuclear research .

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RADIOLOGIC A.A. Degree High School Community College of 2 years July $300 Yes Sinai Hospital TECHNOLOGIST Diploma or Baltimore resident (Continued) Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

Certificate High School Creater Baltimore 24 months September $100 Yes None Diploma Medical Center 6701 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21204

Certificate High School Johns Hopkins Hospital 24 months July $100 Yes None Diploma 601 N. Broadway Baltimore, Maryland 21205

Certificate High School Maryland General Hospital 24 months July $25 Yes None Diploma 827 Linden Avenue Baltimcre, Maryland 21201

A.A. Degree High School Montgomery College 2 years September $350 Yes Various Diploma or Takoma Park, Maryland 20012 resident Metropolitan Hospitals Equivalency of Mont- gomery County

Certificate High School Peninsula General Hospital 24 months September $100 Yes None Diploma Salisbury, Maryland 21801

Certificate High School Prince George's General 24 months September None None Prince George's Community Diploma, Hospital College Ages: 18-30 Cheverly, Maryland 20784

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RADIOLOGIC Certificate High School University of Maryland 24 months July None Yes None TECHNOLOGIST Diploma Hospital (Continued) Redwood & Greene Streets Baltimore, Maryland 21201

Certificate High School Washington Sanitarium 24 months September None Yes None Diploma or & Hospital Equivalency Takoma Park, Maryland 20012

SANITARY Certificate * Charles County Community 96 hours September None for No None TECHNOLOGIST College current Mitche" Road, Box 910 employees LaPlata, Maryland 20646

Certificate * Community College 9 months September None for No None of Baltimore current 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue employees Baltimore, Maryland 21215

SOLID WASTE Certificate High School Charles County Community 12 semester September $230 Yes None TECHNOLOGIST Diploma or College hours resident less Mitche" Road, Box 910 of Charles La Plata, Maryland 20646 County

X-RAY A. A. Degree High School Prince George's Community 2 yearst September $300 Yes Prince George's General TECHNICIAN Diploma or College resident Hospital, VA Hospital Equivalency 301 Largo Road of Prince Largo, Maryland 20027 George's County

. Open to superintendents and operators of public and private waste water works; also for other interested persons . t Program length for t he degree is two academic years. Registry requirements will include approximately 9 months of additional clinical training.

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X-RAY Certificate High School Washington County Hospital 24 months September $65 Yes TECHNICIAN Diploma Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 (Continued) X-RAY A.A. Degree High School Community College of 2 years+ July $300 Yes Sinai Hospital TECHNOLOGIST Diploma or Baltimore resident Equivalency 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue of Balti- Baltimore, Maryland 21215 more

Certificate High School Mercy Hospital 24 months September $25 total None None Diploma and Calvert & Saratoga Streets tuition GATB Test* Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Certificate High School St. Agnes Hospital 24 months September None Yes None Diploma or Wilkens & Caton Avenues Equivalency Baltimore, Maryland 21229

Certificate High School South Baltimore General 24 months July None Yes University of Maryland Hospital, Diploma Hospital Greater Baltimore 3001 S. Hanover Street Med ical Center Baltimore, Maryland 21230

+ Program length for A.A. Degree is 24 months. Registry requirements for X-Ray Technologist include additional 6 month hospital internship. 1= General Aptitude Test-B

-25- LISTING OF HEALTH-RELATED PROGRAMS OFFERED IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL CENTERS

Please note that enrollment for most of these programs is available to high school students who are residents of the particular school district in which the program is being offered. In cases of possible transfer, we suggest the Counselor be consulted.

-26- Institution Program Classes Financial Title Offering Program Length Begin Assistance Affiliations

DENTAL ASSISTANT Washington County Vocational- 10 months September None Technical Center Hagerstown, Maryland 21740

DENTAL LABORATORY Forest Park Senior High School 30 months September None Local dental laboratories TECHNOLOGY 4300 Chatham Road Baltimore, Maryland 21207

HEALTH AIDE High School #421 6 months February Yes C.E.P.* Southern Health Center Calvert Education Center 200 E. North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

HOME NURSING AIDE Howard Vocational-Technical 3 months September None Center Clarksville, Maryland 21029

HOSPITAL AIDE High School # 17 10 months September None Union Memorial Hospital Calvert Education Center 200 E. North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Bladensburg Senior High Schoolt 9 months September None 56th Avenue and Tilden Road Bladensburg, Maryland 20710

Cecil Vocational-Technical 10 months September None Calvert Manor Center Nursing Home North East, Maryland 21901

• Concentrated Employment Program t For high sc hool se nior girls enrolled in a Prince George's County high school.

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT Crossland Senior High Schoolt 9 months September None (Continued) 6901 Temple Hills Road Camp Springs, Maryland 20031

Western Vocational-Technical 9 months September None Center+ 100 Kenwood Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21228

NURSE'S AIDE Caroline Vocational Center 2 years September None Caroline County North Caroline High School Health Center Denton, Maryland 21629

Carroll County Board of Education 9Y> months September None Westminster, Maryland 21157

High School #421 6 months March Yes MDTA* U.S. Public Calvert Education Center Health Hospital 200 E. North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

High School #421 6 months September Yes MDTA* U.S. Public Calvert Education Center December Health Hospital 200 E. North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

High School #421 3 months October Yes C.E.P. Levindale Hebrew Calvert Education Center Home and Hospital 200 E. North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202 t For high school senior girls enrolled in a Prince George's County high school. + For Baltimore County, southwestern area, residents only . • Manpower Development and Training Act. -28- Institution Program Classes Financial Title Offering Program Length Begin Assistance Affiliations

NURSES'S AIDE High School #421 3 months January, Yes C.E.P.* Levindale Hebrew (Continued) Calvert Education Center April, Home and Hospital 200 E. North Avenue July Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Howard Vocational·Technical 20 months September None Center Clarksville, Maryland 21029

St. Mary's County Technical 9 months September None Center Leonardtown, Maryland 20650

Sherwood High School 10 months September None 300 Olney·Sandy Spring Road Sandy Spring, Maryland 20860

South Carroll High School 10 months September None Route 2, Box 240 A Sykesville, Maryland 21784

Venable Junior High School 10 months September None American Red Cross 700 E. 34th Street Baltimore, Maryland 21218

Western Vocational-Technical 9 months September None Centert 100 Kenwood Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21228

• Concentrated Employment Program t For Baltimore County, southwestern area, residents only. Contact Baltimore County Board of Education for address.

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NURSING ASSISTANT Allegany County Vocational- 10 months September None Technical Center McMullan Highway Cumberland, Maryland 21502

Bladensburg Senior High School 9 months September None Prince George's 56th Avenue and Tilden Road General Hospital Bladensburg, Maryland 20710

Cecil Vocational-Technical 10 months September None Calvert Manor Center Nursing Home North East, Maryland 21901

Dundalk Regional Vocational 20 months September None Ft. Howard VA Hospital, Center Patapsco Senior High School 325 Sollers Point Road Baltimore, Maryland 21222

Prince George's County Board 9 months September None Prince George's of Education General Hospital, Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20870 Andrews Air Force Base Hospital Sparrows Point Senior High 37 weeks September None School 7400 North Point Road Baltimore, Maryland 21219

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NURSING Worcester County Vocational 9 months September None Salisbury Nursing Home ASSISTANT Center (Continued) R.D. Newark, Maryland 21841

NURSE, Baltimore City Public Schools: LICENSED PRACTICAL Section I School No. 410 30 months September None South Baltimore Mergenthaler Vocational·Technical General Hospital High School 3500 Hillen Road Baltimore, Maryland 21218

Section II School No. 456 11 months February None Sinai Hospital Calvert Adult Education Center 200 East North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Section III School No. 456 11 months May Yes MDTA * Provident Hospital Calvert Adult Education Center 200 East North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

• Manpower Development and Training Act

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NURSE, Section IV LICENSED School No. 456 11 months September YesMDTA* Mercy Hospital PRACTICAL Calvert Adult Education Center (Continued) 200 East North Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Section V Carver Vocational-Technical High 30 months September None Lutheran Hospital School of Maryland 2201 Pressman Street Baltimore, Maryland 21216

Section VI School No. 450 19-20 months September None Lutheran Hospital Frederick Douglass Senior High of Maryland School 2301 Gwynns Falls Parkway Baltimore, Maryland 21217

Section VII (Part-time) School No. 456 2 years September Sinai Hospital, Calvert Adult Education Center Lutheran Hospital 200 East North Avenue of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland 21202

* Manpower Development and Training Act

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NURSE, Section V III LICENSED Classes start at PRACTICAL Lutheran Hospital of Maryland 1 year September MOTA* (Continuted) 730 Ashburton Street Baltimore, Maryland 21216 End of Baltimore City Listing

Cecil Vocational-Technical 22 months June None Union Hospital Center North East, Maryland 21901

Frederick County Board of 12 months September Yes MOTA* Frederick Memorial Hospital Education 115 E. Church Street Frederick, Maryland 21701

Great Mills High School 10 months September None St. Mary's Hospital, Great Mills, Maryland 20634 Patuxent Naval Base

Howard Vocational-Technical 20 months September None Center Clarksville, Maryland 21029

Queen Anne's County High School 30 months September None Kent-Queen Anne's Centreville, Maryland 21617 Hospital, Inc.

* Manpower Development and Training Act

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NURSE, Washington County Vocational­ 10 months September None LICENSED Technical Center PRACTICAL Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 (Continued) Wicomico County Vocational­ 2 years September None Technical Center" Morris Avenue Salisbury, Maryland 21801

* Open to students enrolled in secondary schools of Wicomico and Somerset Counties.

This section covers some ot the increasing opportunities for financial assist­ ance for health career students. The Financial Aid Offices of schools or colleges should be contacted for other funding sources; also the local professional health organizations. We also suggest use of the bibliography ending this section. ------__ --~------~===r~~------~......

SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND LOANS Other Financial Aid Information on Dentistry: "Admission Requirements of American Dental Schools" is published annually by the American Association of LISTED BY HEALTH PROFESSION Dental Schools. It is available at $2.00 per copy from: The American Associa· tion of Dental Schools, 211 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611.

AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY See Health Professions Student Loan Program under "LOANS-GENERAL".

The publications "Opportunities for Graduate Education in Speech Pathol· ogy" and "Guide to Graduate Training in Speech Pathology and Audiology" give DENTAL HYGIENIST specific financial information. For additional information, write: American Speech and Hearing Assn., 9030 Old Georgetown Rd., Washington, D.C., 20014. The American Dental Hygienists Association's Educational Trust Fund an­ nually provides eight scholarships for dental hygiene students in the United States. Recipients are selected from applicants throughout the country and must DENTISTRY have been enrolled for at least one year in academic dental hygiene education. Contact: The American Dental Hygienists' Association, 211 E. Chicago Avenue, Loans for dental students are available from schools through the American Chicago, Illinois 60611 . Fund for Dental Education, United Students Assistance Fund, Health Pro· fessions Educational Assistance Act, and the National Defense Education Act. Information on loans available may also be obtained by writing the American DENTAL TECHNICIAN Assn. of Dental Schools, 211 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60611. Dental Laboratory Technology Scholarships Offered by American Fund for Dental Education. Applicants must have a high school diploma. Scholarships AFDE Dental Scholarships. The American Fund for Dental Education may be awarded for the first or second year of dental laboratory technology Scholarships provides up to $12,500 for five years of schooling. As much as school. For a listing of approved programs and scholarship information write: $2,500 can be received for the final year of pre·dental education in college and American Fund for Dental Education, 211 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois for each of the four years of dental school. Scholarships are for use towards 60611. Deadline for filing is July 1st. Awards will be announced in August for school expenses and living costs . Any black student preparing to enter his senior, training programs beginning in September. junior or sophomore year in college is eligible. Students entering dental school, or already in dental school, are not eligible. Consideration will be given on the basis of academic background, financial need and character. Grades are FOOD TECHNOLOGIST important, but any student with an interest in dentistry is urged to apply. Institute of Food Technologists administers fellowships and scholarships to students pursuing a program leading to a degree in the general field of Food Deadline for applying is July 1st for study beginning in September. Selec­ Technology or Food Science. During tenure of a fellowship or scholarship, re­ tions are announced in August. Write to: American Fund for Dental Education, cipients must be enrolled in a recognized U.S. or Canadian educational insti­ 211 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611. tution.

-35- Freshman (deadline date February 15th) and Sophomore (deadline date Health Career programs enable qualified students to complete their April 1st) scholarships: Thirty $500 awards. Junior and Senior scholarships: professional education under Army sponsorship. Foods and nutrition or $1,000 each. Graduate Fellowships (deadline date March 1st) : three of $4,000 Institution Management majors may participate as junior and/or senior students each, and eight of $1 ,000 each . in the Army Student Dietitian Program. Students earn over $250 monthly. The Army conducts approved dietetic internships. Applications ava ilable from school department heads or Institute of Food Technologists, 221 N. LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois 60601. Detailed information is available from : The Surgeon General, Department of the Army, ATTN. MEDPT-RS, Washington, D.C. 20315. The National Restaurant Foundation-Heinz Scholarship Awards Program provides five college level awards of $1,500 each ($500 per year over a three HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR year period starting with the sophomore year in college). Matching payment up to a maximum of $500 each year for satisfactory summer employment in the The American College of Hospital Administrators has established a limited food service industry. Total award up to a $3,000 maximum. Scholarship number of scholarship loans to assist worthy students to continue their recipients are chosen from among students undertaking or planning to undertake professional education and training towards careers in hospital administration. an educational program leading to a management career in the food service industry. Loans are available at two stages of the student's training: academic and residency. Applications must be submitted to the College's special Scholarship Eligibility for Loan: A student completing his first year of education in a four Committee by (1) Students who have completed successfu lIy one academic year educational institution, or a student completing his first year of education semester in an accredited graduate program in hospital administration, and (2) at a junior/community college, but wants to continue his studies for the next Students who are in their residency phase of graduate training in hospital three years in food service education at a four year educational institution; or a administration. student completing his second year in food service education at a junior/community college, but wants to continue his studies to complete a For information, contact: The American College Of Hospital Administrators, baccalaureate degree program in food service education at a four year 840 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60611 . educational institution. MEDICAL RECORD LIBRARIAN Three junior/community college awards of $500 each (annually) over a two year period, plus matching payment up to a maximum of $500 for satisfactory Grace Whiting Myers-Malcolm T. MacEachern Student Loan Fund. Eligibility employment in the food service industry during the summer between his first for Loan : Persons are eligible to apply for a loan if they have been accepted for and second years. Maximum award: $1,500. Student must be a high school enrollment into a school approved by the Council on Medical Education of the graduate enrolled or planning to enroll in a program leading to an Associate American Medical Association for the education of Medical Record Librarians or Degree in Food Service Management. Medical Record Technicians. Students enrolled in a four year course leading to a degree in Medical Record Science may apply for a loan at the completion of Applications may be secured from the National Restaurant Foundation, their third year of schooling. Registered Record Librarians who wish to study 1530 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601 . Deadline for filing for baccalaureate or advanced degrees and have been accepted by regionally applications: March 31 st. accredited colleges or universities as candidates for a degree may apply for a

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loan. A student receiving a loan is required to carry a full course load for technology and cytotechnology schools may be obtained by writing to: The residence. The applicant need not be a citizen of the United States or territories. Registry of Medical Technologists, 710 S. Wolcott Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60612. Terms of Loan: Registered Record Librarian applicants accepted for study for baccalaureate or advanced degrees may borrow up to $2,400 per year per stu ­ A list of approved laboratory assistant schools may be obtained by writing: dent. Applicants approved to enter a school for Medical Record Librarians may Board of Certified Laboratory Assistants, 710 S. Wolcott Avenue, Chicago borrow up to $1 ,500 per year. Applicants approved to enter a school for Medical Illinois 60612. Record Technicians may borrow up to $500. The number of loans granted to students enrolled in schools for Medical Record Technicians shall be limited to NURSING no more than two per year.

The Nursing Student Loan Program. Federally supported loans are available at Procedure for Application: Application forms may be secured from the schools of professional nursing for students who need assistance to pursue a Foundation of Record Education, American Association of Medical Record full-time course of study at the school. The amount of an individual loan will Librarians, 211 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago , Illinois 60611 . depend upon the student's need as determined by the school ; however, no loan may exceed $1,500 per academic year. The aggregate amount a student may MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST receive for all years is $6,000.

Information on scholarships and loans is available by writing to the American The total loan is repayable over a ten year period beginning nine months after Society of Medical Technologists, Education and Research Fund, Hermann the student ceases to pursue a full-time course of study at a nursing school. Professional Building, Houston, Texas 77025. Repayment on a loan may be deferred during periods of active military duty and service in the Peace Corps (up to three years each) and during periods of Many American Medical Association-Approved Schools of Medical advanced professional training in nursing (up to five years). Technology and Schools of Cytotechnology waive tuition and pay stipends to students. Three years of college with science courses are pre-requisite to the year Up to 50% of the total amount of a loan, plus interest, may be cancelled when of hospital training which leads to certification as a Registered Medical the borrower is employed full-time as a professional nurse in the fields of nurse Technologist, and two years of college for the six months' training and six training and service in any public or non-profit private institution or agency at months' apprenticeship necessary for certification as a Cytotechnologist. Tuition the rate of 10% per year for each complete year of such employment. Up to is also free at most Certified Laboratory Assistant Schools. High School 100% of the total amount of a loan, plus interest, may be cancelled when the graduates are eligible for this one year course which leads to certification under borrower is employed full-time as a professional nurse in a public or non-profit medical auspices as a Certified Laboratory Assistant. Other scholarships for hospital located in an area which has a substantial shortage of nurses at such medical technology and cytotechnology students are also offered by some state hospitals at the rate of 15% per year for each complete year of such employ­ pathology and medical technology societies, Cancer Societies and other ment. organizations. The Allstate Foundation provides nursing education scholarships annually to A fact sheet on laboratory careers and a listing of medical technology and approximately 200 young persons. The scholarships are administered through cytotechnology scholarships as well as lists of the AM A-approved medical state units of the American Nurses Association and National League for Nursing.

-37- The scholarships provide funds to meet tuition charges in hospital schools of during the time of enrollment with the program. Persons given one year or less nursing or college schools of nursing. of subsidized training incur a two year active duty obligation; those with over one year of subsidized training incur a three year active duty ob!igation. For Army Student and Registered Nurse Programs enable selected nursing more complete information, contact the nearest U.S. Navy Recruiting Station. students to continue their education while they receive full pay and allowances as officers or enlisted personnel in the Army Reserve. Nurses' Educational Funds grants scholarships and fellowships to graduate nurses to equip them for advancement in nursing. Men and women qualifying for The Student Nurse Program is available during the third year of a three year these awards study in nursing programs accredited by the National League for nursing program or for the third and fourth years of a four year program in Nursing in colleges and universities of their choice. The executive committee nursing. determines the amount and number of awards each year on the basis of availability of funds and the nature of applications.

The Registered Nurse Program provides an opportunity to continue nursing Deadline for applications is February 1st preceding the fall for which award is education for a period not to exceed two calendar years. made. Write for application forms and additional information to: Nurses' Educational Funds, 10 Columbus Circle, New York, New York 10019. Detailed information may be secured from: Army Careers, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, Hampton, Virginia 23369. Nursing Research grants predoctoral and postdoctoral fellowships to professional nurses for graduate study in a university. Post doctoral fellowships The Eight and Forty Tuberculosis Nursing Scholarships Fund was established may be used also for training in a research center. Stipends are set according to to assist nurses to secure advanced preparation for positions in either individual needs. supervision, administration or teaching. The students are to have prospects of being employed in specific positions in hospitals, clinics, or health departments Applications are submitted to the Public Health Service at scheduled intervals on completion of their education, and the position must have a full -time and (January 2nd, April 1st, and October 1st); awards are made within 3-4 months. direct relationship to tuberculosis control. A fellowship may be activated any time within ten months after it is awarded.

Scholarship awards are $1,500 each. Deadline for application: June 1st. For additional information, write: Research Grants Branch, Division of Awards are announced July 15th. Nursing, Bureau of Health Professions Education and Manpower Training, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. Full details relative to eligibility requirements may be secured from the local Eight and Forty Scholarship Chairman or The American Legion Education and Nurse Scientist Graduate Traineeship Grants Program enables graduate nurses Scholarship Program, Attn.: Eight and Forty Scholarships, Box 1055, who have baccalureate or higher degrees to study full -time toward doctoral Indianapolis, Indiana 46206. degrees in the biological, physical or behavioral sciences to prepare them to function as nurse scientists. Navy Nurse Corps Candidate Program is open to qualified junior and senior nursing students and registered nurses who are enrolled in baccalaureate or For further details, write to: Research Grants Branch, Division of Nursing, master's degree nursing programs accredited by the National League for Nursing. Bureau of Health Professions Education and Manpower Training, National Tuition, salary and other allowances and benefits are provided by the Navy Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland 20014.

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The Nursing Scholarship Program offers aid to students in exceptional including community mental health nursing. Support at the postmaster's, financial need. Federally supported scholarship awards are available at predoctoral and postdoctoral level is for nurses with a master's in psy­ participating schools of nursing which offer a program of nursing education chiatric-mental health nursing for advanced study in psychiatric-mental health leading to a diploma in nursing, associate degree in nursing, baccalaureate degree nursing and mental health related areas. Support for short-term and continuing or equivalent degree in nursing, or graduate degree in nursing for students who education and training in special areas such as community mental health nursing, need financial assistance to pursue a full-time course of study. geopsychiatry and family therapy is also available.

The amount of an individual scholarship depends upon the student's need as For details, write to: Psychiatric Nursing Training Branch, Division of Man­ determined by the school; however, no scholarship may exceed $1,500 per year. power and Training Programs, National Institutes of Mental Health, 5454 Wis­ consin Avenue, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20015. Further information and application forms may be obtained from the participating school selected by the student. General information and lists of Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing Program enables selected high school participating schools are available from the Bureau of Health Professions graduates to obtain a bachelor's degree in nursing with most expenses paid by Education and Manpower Training, National Institutes of Health, 9000 Rockville the Army. Participants are enlisted in the Army Reserve and commissioned in Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. the Army Nurse Corps Reserve following graduation and licensure.

Professional Nurse Traineeship Program enables graduate nurses to prepare for Detailed information is available at Army Recruiting Stations or by writing positions in administration, supervision, teaching and in clinical specialties. to: Army Careers, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, Hampton, Virginia 23369. Traineeships are awarded for full-time academic study by the training institutions and provide tuition and fees as established by the school. Monthly stipends are also provided at the rate of $200 at the baccalaureate level; $200-$300 at the postbaccalaureate level, depending on the student's level of OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY study. A dependency allowance of $42 per month for each dependent is also allowed . Candidates are selected by the training institution. Elks National Foundation makes awards to OT students from junior year up; college graduates accepted for OT postbaccalaureate courses. Amounts of awards Information and lists of institutions offering traineeships are available from will vary some. Restriction: Work in field of cerebral palsy on completion. the Nurse Education and Training Branch, Division of Nursing, Bureau of Health Foundation also awards other scholarships to high school and college students. Professions Education and Manpower Training, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. For further information, write to: Elks National Foundation, 40 Court Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Psychiatric-Mental Health Traineeship Program provides traineeships for undergraduate and graduate studies for nurses who intend to pursue a career in National Association of American Business Clubs Scholarship Program. mental health. Support at the junior and senior levels of undergraduate educa­ Amounts vary. Awarded to college juniors or seniors accepted for or in an tion is for students who plan to continue study in psychiatric-mental health approved OT course; also graduates eligible for post-baccalaureate courses. Basis: nursing at the master's level upon completion of the baccalaureate program. Scholastic record, financial need. Restriction: No awards made to students Support at the master's level is for study in psychiatric-mental health nursing, receiving other scholarships. Apply by May 30th or October 31st.

-39- For additional information, write to: National Association of American Students completing senior year in an accredited OT school or OT students Business Clubs Scholarship Program, P.O. Box 5127, High Point, North Carolina. with baccalaureate degree. Serve two years including affiliation.

For further information, write: United States Army Medical Service, Office National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. Amount of award : of the Surgeon General, Att: MEDPT-MP, Washington, D.C. 20315. $100-$500. Awarded to OT students for their senior year or clinical training period and college graduates accepted for an approved OT post-baccalaureate United States Navy. Amount: Active duty pay and allowances as Ensign, course. Basis: Scholastic record, financial need, references. Restriction: Must be Naval Reserve, plus one $300 payment for uniforms. Tuition, fees, and related U.S. citizen. Apply by May 15th. May be administered at state level. costs are paid by students.

For further information, write: National Society for Crippled Children and Eligibility for Loan: Students who have completed all but the final twelve Adults, Inc., Personnel and Reporting Service, 2023 W. Ogden Avenue, Chicago, months of an accredited OT course and are morally and physically qualified for Illinois 60612. commission in the Naval Reserve.

Restrictions: U.S. citizen. Men must be between 21-32 years and are re­ United States Air Force Headquarters. Amount: Monthly salary as Second quired to serve on active duty for four years after reporting to their first assign­ Lieutenant plus subsistence and monthly quarters allowance. Tuition, fees and ment following completion of their professional training. Women must be be­ related costs are paid by students. Commission offered: Students who have tween 18-32 years and are required to serve on active duty for two years after completed all but the final twelve months of an approved OT course. Basis: High reporting to their first assignment following completion of their professional moral and physical qualifications, interested in Air Force career. training. Restrictions: Female, single between 21-28 years. U.S. citizen. Must serve in For additional information, write: United States Navy, Chief, Medical Ser­ Air Force hospitals three years following completion. Apply between February vice Corps, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department, Washington, 15th and February 28th. D.C.

For additional information, write: United States Air Force Headquarters, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Amount: $200-3,400 Office of the Assistant Surgeon General for Staffing and Education, Randolph per year depending on level of study, plus tuition and registration fee. Awarded AFB, Texas 78148. to students enrolled in an approved OT curriculum. Basis: Scholastic record, aptitude, personality. Apply through occupational therapy director at college or United States Army Medical Service. Army Student OT Program. Amount: university. Approximately $250 monthly. Program of 12-24 months for college juniors and seniors. Basis: Meet personal, physical and educational requirements of the Additional information may be obtained by writing to the U.S. Department Department of the Army. Age: 21-28 years. U.S. citizen. of Health, Education and Welfare, Social and Rehabilitation Service, Wash­ ington, D.C. Amount for all the Active duty and allowance as Second Lieutenant, amounting to approximately $450 monthly plus a $300 uniform allowance. American Legion Auxiliary, 777 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana

-40- 46204. Restriction: Children of veterans. Check with local or state office of Additional information may be secured from the Scholarship Coordinator, auxiliary. National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 2023 West Ogden Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60612. AMVETS Memorial Scholarship, 1710 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W., Washing· ton, D.C. Restriction: Children of deceased or totally disabled veterans of World OPTOMETRY War II or the Korean War. American Optometric Association and its affiliated State Associations offer numerous scholarships at the professional level. Pamphlets on career oppor­ National Honor Society, Executive Secretary, National Association of Sec· tunities and information about scholarships for study of Optometry are available ondary School Principals, 1201 16th Street, N.w., Washington, D.C. by writing to The American Optometric Association, 7000 Chippewa Street, St. Louis, Missouri. National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students, 6 East 82nd Street, New York, New York. Restrictions: Negroes only. See Health Professions Student loan Programs under "LOANS-GENERAL".

Round Table International, 279 Bay View Avenue, San Jose, California OSTEOPATHY 95127. Applications only through local Rotary Club.

The American Osteopathic Association and the Auxiliary to the American Health Career programs in Occupational Therapy enable qualified students Osteopathic Association annually award twenty National Osteopathic College to complete their professional education under Army sponsorship.OT majors Scholarships of $1,500 each. Awards are based on academic grades for at least may participate as junior and/or senior students in the Army OT Program. three years of undergraduate college, need, motivation to become an osteopathic Students earn over $250 monthly. The Army conducts approved occupa· physician, personality and evidences of leadership. tional therapy clinical affiliations for selected college graduates.

Application forms may be secured from the Scholarship Committee Chair­ Detailed information is available from: The Surgeon General, Department of man, 212 E. Ohio Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611. Completed applications must the Army, ATTN. MEDPT-RS, Washington, D.C. 20315. be received by the Scholarship Chairman by May 1st. Individual schools of osteopathy and some state associations also have information on numerous The National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults has avail­ scholarship and loan funds. able the following scholarships for specialized training for work with the physi­ cally handicapped: (1) Speech Pathology and Audiology - graduate level - See Health Professions Student loan Program under "LOANS-GENERAL". co-sponsored with Alpha Chi Omega National Women's Fraternity; (2) Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy (senior year, Clinical Affiliation or Certifi­ PHARMACY cate Program) co-sponsored with Kappa Delta Phi Sorority; (3) Specialized Training in Minimal Brain Dysfunction. Scholarships are available through col­ Americal Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education provides undergraduate leges and universities receiving training grants for summer programs in the scholarship grants of $200 to superior students in need of financial assistance. identification and training of children with minimal brain damage. Co-sponsored These grants are limited to students in the last three years of the college pro­ with Alpha Gamma Delta International Women's Fraternity. gram. Applications must be made to the dean of pharmacy college.

-41- National Defense Education Act of 1958 allows a student to borrow up to The National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults offers $1 ,000 per year through the participating college. scholarships for specialized training for work with the physically handicapped in the area of physical therapy. Co-sponsored by Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, it The Women's Auxiliary of the American Pharmaceutical Association pro· covers the student's senior year and involves Clinical Affiliation or Certificate vides a loan fund for women students in the last two years of professional study, Program. available through the college of pharmacy. Additional information may be secured from the Scholarship Coordinator, The Dargavel Foundation provides a loan fund for students of pharmacy. National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Ch ildren and Adults, 2023 West Ogden Applications must be approved by the dean of the pharmacy school. Avenue.Chicago, Illinois 60612.

See Health Professions Student Loan Program under "LOANS-GENERAL".

Other Sources: Write to the State Department of Education and to State The Vocational Rehabilitation Administration, U.S. Department of Health, Pharmacy Foundations to determine what financial assistance may be available. Education and Welfare has made traineeships available for Juniors, Seniors and Consult high school counselor or college advisor about civic, service and fraternal Certificate Students in Physical Therapy. Inquire of P.T . Director at the school organizations, religious, racial or nationality organizations, local firms and asso ­ of your choice. ciations. Service clubs giving scholarships in certain areas include: Elks Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Knights Templar, Zonta and Bethel Lodge.

PHYSICAL THERAPY The Branches of the U.S. Armed Forces have plans to assist students who wish to become physical therapists. For information concerning these, contact: The American Physical Therapy Association makes available single copies of career materials, information on physical therapy education and a list of known U.S. A ir Force: U.S. Air Force Women only. sources of financial assistance available to prospective physical therapy students Recruitment Service (OTN) Senior Cert. from national and state organizations. Randolph AFB, Texas 78148

For further information, write: The American Physical Therapy Association, U.S. Army: The Surgeon General Women only. 1740 Broadway, New York, New York, 10019. Department of the Army Cert. Washington, D.C. 20315 Health Career programs in Physical Therapy enable qualified students to Attn: MED PT-MP complete their professional education under Army sponsorship. Students earn over $250 monthly. The Army conducts approved certificate courses in physical U.S. Nayy: U.S. Navy Men and women. therapy for selected college graduates. Chief, Medical Service Corps Senior Cert. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Detailed information is available from: The Surgeon General, Department of Navy Department the Army, ATTN. MEDPT-RS, Washington, D.C. 20315. Washington, D.C. 20025

-42- PHYSICIANS Federal Government Scholarships. Up to ten percent of the entering classes of each podiatry college may be awarded federal scholarships in the amounts up National Medical Fellowships, Inc. provides scholarships to Negro students to $2,500 per year (renewable annually). Eligibility is based on academic excel ­ who are citizens of the U.S. and have been admitted to or are attending medical lence and demonstrated proof of financial need. Awards are administered by the school. Applications and information may be secured by writing to: National individual colleges. Medical Fellowships, Inc., 3935 Elm Street, Downers Grove, Illinois 60515. Applications must be filed by March 1st . Dr. William Lowe Scholarship awards $100 annually to a third year student New York Life Insurance Company Medical Students Scholarship Program at the California Podiatry College_ The award is made by the California Podiatry offers four year scholarships to assist young men and women who would other­ Association. wise have serious financial problems attending a medical school. The amount provided is intended to cover tuition, room, board, fees, books and equipment M.J. Lewi College of Podiatry Board of Trustees makes available partial as budgeted by the dean of the school before each academic year. Selection of scholarships (approximately $400 per year) to students demonstrating need for students is solely the responsibility of the medical schools; however, students financial assistance. must be citizens of the United States or Canada and cannot be relatives of employees of the New York Life Insurance Company_ Zacharie Scholarship in Podiatry provides one full tuition four year award annually to an entering student at the California Podiatry College. Inquiries about applications should be directed to the Dean of Medicine at the following medical schools : University of Alberta, University of Arkansas, The California Podiatry College annually offers a scholarship for post­ University of California, Indiana University, University of Kentucky, Laval graduate study to a senior who demonstrates proficiency in clinical work. University Faculty of Medicine, University of Nebraska, State University of New York, University of Utah, University of Vermont, and West Virginia University. Earl G. Kaplan Scholarship awards $200 each year to a junior at the Ohio College of Podiatry toward tuition and fees for the senior year. Medical Education Loan Guarantee Program established by The American Medical Association Education and Research Foundation provides annual loans New York State Scholarship Incentive Awards are given annuallY,varying in up to $1,500 with a maximum of $10,000 over a seven year period. Students amounts from $200-$800, for students attending the M.J. Lewi College of Po­ who are qualified and accepted by an approved training institution are eligible. diatry. Awards are made available by the New York State Department of Educa­ The loan program is extended to med ical students, interns and residents. tion. Detailed information may be secured from The American Medical Associ ­ ation Education and Research Foundation, 535 N. Dearborn, Chicago, Illinois American Podiatry Association annually grants four $4,000 fellowships (re­ 60610. newable up to $8,000 over a minimum two-year period) for work leading to an advanced degree in a field related to podiatry. Areas of specialization include the See Health Professions Student Loan Program under "LOANS-GENERAL" . basic and clinical sciences, public health, education and educational admin­ istration. In addition, a minimum of four hours per week is required at a college PODIATRY of podiatry. APA Scholarships grant three $2,000 four year scholarships annually (renew­ able up to $8,000). Applicants must possess a bachelor's degree, plus meeting Ohio Podiatry Association offers a fellowship of $1,800 to support a gradu- other requirements.

-43- ate of a college of podiatry holding a bachelor's degree and pursuing advanced The traineeships provide stipend, tuition, and fees, and certain trans­ work. portation costs. Persons with training of this kind are needed throughout the range of activities found in modern public health practice. Meade Johnson Pharmaceutical Company annually awards three fellowships of $1,000 for graduate programs, including internship training. For additional Application forms are available from: Health Manpower Grants Branch, Divi­ information and applications, write: Committee on Scholarships and Fellowships, sion of Health Manpower Educational Services, 900 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, American Podiatry Association, 3301 16th Street, N.w., Washington, D.C. Maryland 20014. 20010. The Rehabilitation Service Administration provides teaching grants and See Health Professions Student Loan Program under "LOANS-GENERAL". traineeship grants to educational institutions, as well as grants to support train­ ing activities in state rehabilitation programs and in facilities for the mentally PUBLIC HEALTH retarded. The American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation cooperates with interested organizations and corporations in sponsoring a pro­ Individual traineeships are awarded by participating universities to selected gram of scholarship assistance to high school seniors of unusual promise who graduate students interested in rehabilitation careers. Included are careers in desire to enter professional preparation of teaching and leadership in physical physical medicine and rehabilitation, dentistry, physical therapy, occupational fitness and related areas of physical education. Grants vary from $1,000 to therapy, speech pathology and audiology, rehabilitation nursing, rehabilitation $2,000. social work, prosthetics and rehabilitation psychology, rehabilitation counseling, recreation for the ill and handicapped, work evaluation and rehabilitation work­ Secure application forms prior to October 15th from The American Asso­ shop administration, and other specialized fields such as rehabilitation of the ciation for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Department of the Na­ blind, deaf and mentally retarded. tional Education Association, 1201 16th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. For a list of universities which award RSA traineeships, write: Division of Public Health Educators schools of public health have information about Training, Rehabilitation Service, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, scholarships and financial aid available for both undergraduate and graduate Washington, D.C. 20201 . study. Also available are traineeships from both state and federal health depart­ ments for graduate work leading to a master's degree in an accredited school of public health. SCIENCE

For further information, write or personally contact a public health educator Science Talent Search, conducted by Science Clubs of America, sponsored in your local or state health department. by Westinghouse Educational Foundation each year, offers scholarships for boys and girls in their last year of high school. Awards are based on a science aptitude U.S. Public Health Service offers the following opportunities for training in examination, high school record, recommendations of high school teachers, a health careers: Public Health Traineeships. Graduate or specialized training in thousand-word report on the science research project by the student and inter­ public health for persons who have completed their basic professional education, views of forty finalists by judges at the Science Talent Institute in Washington, and who plan to enter the field of public health. D.C.

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------~----..---- ....--~======~====------~ Awards include ten scholarships of one $10,000, two $8,000, three $6,000, school offers a two year program leading to the A.M. degree as preparation for and four $4,000. The remaining thirty finalists each receive Westinghouse Sci­ practice in social casework, social group work or community organization; and a ence awards of $250. State Science Talent Searches are conducted currently program leading to the Ph.D degree in preparation for research or teaching. with the National Competition in forty-three states and the District of Colum­ bia. Application for admission and scholarship may be obtained by writing: Dean of Students, School of Social Service Administration, The University of Chicago, Detailed information is available from Science Clubs of America,1719 N. Chicago, Illinois 60637. Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Entry deadline is December. SPEECH PATHOLOGY and AUDIOLOGY SOCIAL WELFARE The National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults provides The Children's Bureau, Department of Health, Education and Welfare makes scholarships for specialized training for work with the physically handicapped in available traineeships for graduate training at the master's degree level and at the the area of Speech Pathology and Audiology on the graduate level, co-sponsored doctoral level for personnel for work in the f ield of child welfare. Traineeships with Alpha Ch i Omega National Women's Fraternity. provide basic allowances, tuition and fees . Additional Information may be secured from the Scholarship Coordinator, Information concerning traineeships may be obtained by writing: Division of National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 2023 West Ogden Family and Child Welfare Services, Children's Bureau, Social and Rehabilitation Avenue, Chicago , Illinois 60612. Service, U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 330 Independence Avenue, S.W ., Washington, D.C. 20201 . VETERINARY MEDICINE

Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity annually offers scholarships to young wom­ See Health Professions Student Loan Program under " LOANS-GENERAL". en to assist them in preparation for work with the mentally retarded, physically handicapped, socially deprived, emotionally disturbed and the aged. GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION-GENERAL HEALTH CAREERS. Applicants must be citizens of the U.S. or Canada and have com~leted two years of undergraduate work on a campus where a chapter of this fraternity is located. Women studying in the fields of physical therapy, occupational therapy, The following scholarships are available to students who are pursuing health speech and hearing, mental health and social work are eligible. Undergraduate careers. Many have no limitation on area of study. It is advisable to check the awards are for $300-$350. Graduate awards are for $500-$1,000. entire list.

Details and application forms may be obtained from : Kappa Kappa Gamma The Elks Foundation Scholarship Awards range from $800 to $2,500. Any Fraternity Headquarters, 530 East Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215. student in the graduating class of a high school or college preparatory school or in any undergraduate class (except senior) of an accredited college, who is a The School of Social Service Administration, The University of Chicago citizen of the U. S. and resident within the jurisdiction of the Benevolent and offers graduate fellowships and scholarships ranging from $1 ,125 to $5,650. The Protective Order of Elks. may file an application.

-45- Scholarship, citizenship, personality, leadership, perseverance, resource­ The National Achievement Scholarship Program for outstanding Negro stu­ fulness, patriotism, general worthiness and financial need are the criteria by dents awards more than three hundred scholarships annually. Candidates request w hich applicants will be judged. consideration on the basis of scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests. Taken as second semester juniors or first semester seniors. Other qual­ Application blanks may be obtained from an officer of the local Elks Lodge ifications are the same as for the National Merit Scholarship Program in which all or the Secretary of the State Elks Association and must be filed on or before Achievement candidates simu Itaneously participate. February 15th with the Secretary of Lodge Foundation Chairman of the B.P. 0 . Elks Lodge in the city in which the applicant is resident. In 1969 the Achievement program offered 250 National Achievement $1,000 scholarships and 50 or more sponsored four year Achievement scholar­ ships. The former carry a one-time stipend of $1,000 paid upon enrollment in an General Motors Corporation has a scholarship program that offers 300 four accredited U.S. college or university. Stipends of the latter are individually deter­ year college scholarships annually. Applicants must be high school seniors and mined and are related to the student's financial need to attend the college of his U.S. citizens. Candidates apply directly to the colleges at which General Motors choice within limits which may vary with sponsorship but generally fall in the Scholarsh ips are available. range of $250-$1,500 per year. Four year Achievement scholarships are guaranteed for four years if the student maintains normal progress toward a College scholarship committees in more than two hundred participating insti­ bachelor's degree in an accredited U.S. college or university. tutions select the awardees. Stipends range from $200-$2,000 a year depending The program is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, on demonstrated need . There is no limitation on course of study or career. Both 990 Grove Street, Evanston, Illinois 60201. young men and women are eligible. Descriptive materials are available in the secondary schools early in the school year. The National Merit Scholarship Program offers about 1,000 one-time non-renewable National Merit $1,000 Scholarships and about 1,800 four year For further information, write: General Motors Scholarship Program, 8-163 sponsered Merit Scholarships in nationwide competition. Candidates take the GM Building, Detroit, Michigan 48202. National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test in their high schools in the junior year. Semi-finalists are selected on the basis of test scores, state by state. Most The Health Professions Scholarship Program provides federally supported become finalists by confirming NMSQT performance on a second test, filing scholarship awards which are available at participating schools of medicine, den­ biographical and financial information, and receiving their high school's recom­ tistry, osteopathy, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, and veterinary medicine for mendation. All scholarship winners are chosen from the same group of about students of exceptional financial need to pursue a full-time course of study. The 15,000 finalists. Basic number of National Merit $1,000 Scholarships are appor­ amount of an individual scholarship depends upon the student's need as deter­ tioned state-by-state in relation to school population. Most Merit Scholarships mined by the school ; however, no scholarship may exceed $2,500 per year. are named for their sponsors (e.g., Shell Merit Scholarships). who include some 390 corporations, unions, foundations, other organizations and individuals. Further information and scholarship application forms may be obtained from the participating school selected by the student. General information and Merit Scholars are chosen without respect to race, religion, country of origin lists of participating schools are available from the Bureau of Health Professions or financial need. The winner of a National Merit Scholarship receives a single Education and Manpower Training, National Institutes of Health, 9000 Rock­ payment of $1,000 upon enrollment in an accredited U.S. college or university. ville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. The stipend of a four year Merit Scholarship is related to the student's financial

-46- need to attend the college of his choice within limits which may vary with tive college students in need of financial assistance to continue or begin college sponsorship but generally falls in the range of $100-$1,500 per year . A four year education may borrow for college expenses in one year a sum not exceeding Merit Scholarship is guaranteed for four years if a student maintains normal $1,000 or during college course a sum not to exceed $5,000. A graduate or progress toward a bachelor's degree in an accredited U.S. college or university. professional student may borrow up to $2,500 per year, but the total loans during undergraduate and graduate study may not exceed $10,000. The Merit Program is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Cor­ poration, 990 Grove Street, Evanston, Illinois 60201 . Repayment of the loan begins nine months after a borrower ceases to carry at least one-half the normal academic work load and is to be completed within ten The Rehabilitation Services Administration provides teaching grants and years. Interest of 3% will begin at the time the repayment period begins. Up to traineeship grants to educational institutions as well as grants to support training 50% of a loan (plus interest) may be cancelled in the event the borrower be­ activities in state rehabilitation programs and in facilities for the mentally re­ comes a full-time teacher in a non-profit elementary or secondary school or in tarded . Individual traineeships are awarded by participating universities to se­ an institution of higher education. Teaching in a designated school located in a lected graduate students interested in rehabilitation careers. Included are careers poverty area or teaching handicapped youths in an elementary or secondary in physical medicine and rehabilitation, dentistry, physical therapy, occupational school system will cancel his obligation at the rate of 15% a year. therapy, speech pathology and audiology, rehabilitation nursing, rehabilitation social work, prosthetics and rehabi I itation psychology ,rehabi I itation counsel ing, Interested students should consult their guidance counselor or the student recreation for the ill and handicapped, work evaluation and rehabilitation work­ financial aid officer of the college or university in which they are or expect to be shop administration, and other specialized fields such as rehabilitation of the enrolled. blind, deaf and mentally retarded. Pickett and Hatcher Educational Fund makes loans to financially needy For a list of universities which award RSA traineeships, write: Division of students enrolled in colleges and universities offering broad liberal education Training, Rehabilitation Service, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, with preference being given to undergraduate students. Loans are not available Washington, D.C. 20201 . for strictly professional education such as law, medicine or the ministry (teaching is an exception). Training in the Health, Medical and Related Biological Sciences. Training includes pre-doctoral and post-doctoral research fellowships, special research Loans may include amounts required for fees, tuition, room and board up to fellowships, and undergraduate and graduate training grants. Training is also an annual amount of $1,000 with the total borrowed not to exceed $4,000. The available for medical graduates who have completed their internships. loans will bear interest of 2% per annum while in school and 4% after student leaves school. Repayment is to start six months after student leaves school For additional information, write: Career Development Review Branch, Divi­ and is to include an amount which is not less than ten per cent of the income. sion of Research Grants, National Institutes of Health, U.S. Public Health Ser­ vice, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. For more information and application forms, write: Pickett and Hatcher Educational Fund, P.O. Box 2128, Columbus, Georgia 31902. LOANS-GENERAL The Health Professions Student Loan Program makes available federally sup­ The National Defense Student Loan Program. College students or prospec- ported loans at participating schools of medicine, dentistry, osteopathy, op-

-47- tometry, pharmacy, podiatry and veterinary medicine for students who need For further information, contact: United Student Aid Funds, Inc., 5259 N. assistance to pursue a full-time course of study. Tacoma Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana 46220, or the financial aid officer of the college to be attended. Other well recognized organizations that specialize in The amount of the loan depends upon the student's need as determined by education loans for students are : Funds for Education, Inc., 319 Lincoln Street, the school ; however, no loan may exceed $2,500 per academic year. The loan is Manchester, New Hampshire 03103; Education Funds, Inc., 10 Dorrance Street, repayable over a ten year period beginning one year after the student ceases to Providence, Rhode Island 02901 . pursue a full-time course of study at a health professions school. During the repayment ,period , interest accrues on the total loan at the rate of 3%. Repay­ The American Heart Association's affiliates and chapters have varied pro­ ment of a loan may be deferred during periods of active military duty and grams for helping young people learn about health career opportunities. In the service in the Peace Corps (up to three years each) and during periods of ad­ main, these are work experience, field trips, and educational programs. vanced professional training, including internships and residencies (up to five years). For further information, contact the local heart association or The American Heart Association, 44 E. 23rd Street, New York, New York 10010. The program includes a forgiveness provision which enables a physician (M.D. and D.O.), dentist, or optometrist to cancel his loan in return for prac­ Federal Government Cooperative Education Programs for nearly all college ticing in a shortage area or a rural, low-income shortage area. Up to 50% of the majors. High school graduates may be eligible for these programs. The work loan, plus interest, that is unpaid on the first day of such practice may be -study type program leads to a B.S. degree and usually lasts five years. Student forgiven at the rate of 10% for each year of practice in a shortage area. Up to trainees receive a salary during periods of employment according to Civil Service 100% of such unpaid balance, plus interest, may be forgiven at the rate of 15% standards. Some financial assistance toward tuition, books and related fees may for each year of practice in a rural, low-income shortage area . be paid by the sponsoring activities. Students wishing to be considered should apply to the agency in which employment is desired. Most federal agencies Further information and application forms may be obtained from the par­ employ some student trainees; however, the largest employers are the Depart­ ticipating school selected by the student. General information and lists of par­ ments of the Army, Navy and Air Force, and the National Aeronautics and ticipating schools are available from the Bureau of Health Professions Education Space Administration. and Manpower Training, National Institutes of Health, 9000 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. Veterans' Pension and Re-Adjustment Assistance Act of 1967 (Cold War GI Bill). Objective: To provide educational opport unities for a potential of over five million qualified servicemen or women now in civilian life or on active duty in United Student Aid Funds, Inc. makes loans available to all students at the armed forces. participating colleges in amounts from $1,000-$5,000 a year for undergraduates and from $1,500-$7,500 for graduate students. Eligibility: Any veteran of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard who has served and was honorably discharged; (1) Continuously on Notes under this program draw 7% simple interest. In the case of many active duty for at least 181 days ending after January 31, 1955. (2) A veteran loans, much of the interest will be paid by the federal government. Repayments who served less than 181 days, if his active duty was ended by a service-con ­ start the first day of the tenth month after finishing graduate or undergraduate nected disability. (3) Persons still in service, if they have had at least two years education. Monthly installments usually are not less than $30 or more than $100. active duty.

-48- Duration and Benefits: Benefits will be paid a maximum of thirty-six months, Time Limitation: Benefits will not be paid beyond eight years from the date based on one month of benefits for each month of active duty_ of the last discharge or release from active duty if the discharge was on or after June 1, 1966. Basis for payments is as follows:

Application: Write or visit the Veterans Administration office nearest your No. Dependents & Monthly Rates place of residence. Each One Two Additional None Junior GI Bill. Institutional Objective: To provide educational opportunities for approximately 185,000 $13 Full-Time $175 $205 $230 children of veterans who died or were permanently and totally disabled in or as Time 177 10 :y.. 128 152 the result of service in the armed forces of the United States. Yo Time 81 100 114 7 Cooperative Eligibility: (1) Students whose parents died or are permanently and totally Full-Time disabled from disease or injury incurred or aggravated in the armed forces during Only 141 167 192 10 the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, or the Korean War. (2) Benefits are also extended to children of veterans who died or are permanently and totally disabled while in the armed forces during the following periods: (a) (a) Veteran Student Enrolled at Less Than Yo Time: Payment based on the Beginning September 16, 1940 and ending December 6, 1941; (b) Beginning rate of the cost of tuition and fees, not to exceed $41 per month up to % time January 1, 1947 and ending June 26, 1950; and (c) While selective service is in or $81 per month if more than % time but less than Yo time. operation from the end of the Korean War, .(January 31 , 1955). (3) Assistance is available to eligible students, during the period which begins on date of 18th (b) In-Service Student: Payment based on the rate of the cost of tuition and birthday or successful completion of high school, whichever occurs first, and fees but limited to: ends on reaching the 26th birthday. If % time or less ...... $41 per month If more than % time but less Exceptions: The period will be extended where (1) Student's individual than Y2 time ...... $81 per month deadline falls in the middle of a term, in which case they would be permitted to If Yo time or more not to exceed the single veteran rate in the foregoing complete the semester or term; (2) Persons enter military service before age 26; allowance rate chart. (3) When students become eligible under the act and are over 18 but under 26 years of age. Availability of Training: In approved courses at a (public or private) college, vocational, business, high school, correspondence school, on the job training, Duration and Benefits: A maximum of 36 months of training and education institutional on the farm training, and flight training. may be obtained with payments of $130 per month paid upon completion of each month of full-time training, $95 for :y.. time, and $60 for Yo time. High School Training: Benefits are available to complete high school training or refresher courses to qualify for higher education without a charge against the Availability of Training: In approved colleges (public and private) \ voca­ basic entitlement. tional, business schools, and other educational institutions.

-49- PRIVATE SOURCES Elks National Foundation Senior students. 40 Court Street Boston, Massachusetts 02108 American Leaders Foundation Loans only. Children of qualified c/o Northeastern Pennsylvania Firestone Scholarship Program employees of Firestone National Bank & Trust Co. The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Tire & Rubber Co. Wyoming & Spruce Streets Akron, Ohio 44317 High School Seniors. Trust Department, Box 937 Scranton, Pennsylvania Funds for Education, Inc. Loans only. Children of deceased or The Program Department 319 Lincoln Street AMVETS Nat'l Hdqtrs. totally disabled (service Manchester, New Hampshire 03103 P.O . Box 19025 connected) World War II or Washington, D.C. 20036 Korean War veterans. Educational Foundation Loans to students with acceptable records at The Army Relief Society Orphans of Regular Army Independent Order of Odd Fellows accredited institutions. 30 W. 44th Street Personnel. Box 214 New York, New York 10036 Cornersville, Indiana

Anita Perlman Scholarship Award Limited to girls active Indian Health Employees Students of Indian descent B'nai B'rith Youth Organization in B'nai B'rith Youth Scholarship Fund at accredited institutions. 1640 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W. Organization. 422'h South Main Street Washington, D.C. 20036 Aberdeen, South Dakota 57401

Azalia P. Oberg Foundation, Inc. Seniors only attending 504 Broadway accredited colleges. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority and Senior students. Gary, Indiana Loans only. Nat'l Soc. for Cr. Children and Adults Nat'l Assoc. Am. Bus. Clubs Junior, senior and Cert. 2023 W. Ogden Avenue P.O. Box 5127 students. Chicago, Illinois 60612 High Point, North Carolina 27262

Eddy Student Loan Trust Fund Senior students. McMillan Scholarship Program Senior, Certified c/o Thomas & Thomas Loans only. c/o Am. Physical Therapy Assn . Inquire of P. T. Director at 504 Broadway, Suite 1016 1790 Broadway school of choice. Gary, Indiana New York, New York 10028

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Nat'l Scholarship Serv. & Freshman, sophomore, NOTES Fund for Negro Students junior, at accredited inter· 6 East 82nd Street racial institutions. New York, New York 10028

The Leopold Schepp Foundation Junior, renewable for 551 Fifth Avenue Senior. New York, New York 10117

The Methodist Church Scholarship : Methodist Department of Student Loans attending accredited Methodist and Scholarships schools. P.O. Box 871 Loans: attending approved Nashville, Tennessee 37202 P.T. program.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Brownstein, Samuel C., Weiner, Mitchell and Kaplan, Stanley.You Can Win a Scholarship. New York, Barron's Educational Series, Inc., 1964, $3.95.

How About College Financing. American Personnel and Guidance Association, 1605 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., 30r!

Lovejoy, Clarence E. and Jones, Theodore S. Lovejoy-Jones College Scholarship Guide. New York, Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1964, $2.95 (paperback) .

National Defense Student Loan Program. Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington, D.C. 20202. U.S. Govern· ment Printing Office, 1963.

Need a Lift? Published by the Scholarship Information Service, National Child Welfare Division, American Legion, P.O. Box 1055, Indianapolis, Indiana, revised annually, 25ci

-51- profeSSional heol~h or~anlza~lons (Please Note: Some of the addresses shown represent temporary mailing addresses. These may be used for mailed inquiries. In event of change of address, mail will be properly forwarded .)

AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Miss Jane Chapman, Director Mr. Finton P. Cordell, President Hearing & Speech Agency of Metropolitan Baltimore Maryland Dental Laboratory Guild 928 North Charles Street P.O. Bo x 464 Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Baltimore, Maryland 21203 DENTIST CERTIFIED LABORATORY ASSISTANT Mr. Harold E. Donnell, Jr., Executive Secretary National Committee of Health Careers in Medical Maryland State Dental Association Technology 305 West Chesapeake Avenue 9650 Rockville Pike Baltimore, Maryland 21204 Bethesda, Maryland 20014 DIETITIAN CYTOTECHNOLOGIST Mrs. Adelaide K. Lloyd, President National Committee on Health Careers in Medical The Maryland Dietetic Association Technology 805 Litchfield Road 9650 Rockville Pike Baltimore, Maryland 21212 Bethesda, Maryland 20014 INHALATION THERAPIST Mr. Kendall E. Broman, President DENTAL ASSISTANT Greater Washington, D.C. Chapter Mrs. Jane Fox, President American Association for Inhalation Therapy Maryland State Dental Assistants Association c/o Union Memorial Hospital 906 Hollywood Avenue 200 East Thirty·third Street Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Baltimore, Maryland 21218

DENTAL HYGIENIST MEDICAL ASSISTANT Mrs. Dana B. Godbout, President Mr. William Leiby, President Maryland Dental Hygienists' Association Baltimore Association of Medical Assistants 12403 Village Square Terrace #201 1114 Cathedral Street Rockville, Maryland 20852 Baltimore, Maryland 21201

-52- MEDICAL LIBRARIAN NURSE, LICENSED PRACTICAL Mrs. Madeline Chizever, President Mrs. Georgia Payne, President Baltimore Hospital Librarians' Association Licensed Practical Nurses' Association of c/o U.S. Public Health Service Hospital Maryland, Inc. 3100 Wyman Park Drive 1909 Chelsea Road Baltimore, Maryland 21211 Baltimore, Maryland 21212

MEDICAL RECORD LIBRARIAN Mrs. Novella Wallace, Administrative Secretary Mr. Robert E. Morrow, President Maryland League For Nursing, Inc. Maryland Medical Record Association 1211 Cathedral Street c/o Franklin Square Hospital Baltimore, Maryland 21201 9000 Franklin Square Drive Rossville, Maryland 21237 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Mrs. Frances Silverstein, President MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Maryland Occupational Therapy Association Miss Ann Wolski, President c/o The Good Samaritan Hospital Maryland Society of Medical Technologists 5601 Loch Raven Boulevard P.O. Box 6370 Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Baltimore, Maryland 21230

MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATE (Sometimes called Clinician, OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN Technician, Technologist, or Human Services Associate) Mr. Richard Troy, Chairman Mrs. Nita T. Ornoff, Program Chairman Association of Operating Room Technicians of Baltimore Mental Health Associates of Maryland P.O.Box 789 2934 Bartol Avenue Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061 Baltimore, Maryland 21209 OPTOMETRIST NURSE, REGISTERED Mr. William S. Eisner, Director Mrs. Irene Oddo, Executive Director Maryland Optometric Association, Inc. Maryland Nurses' Association Imperial Apartments, Suite 4A 2315 St. Paul Street Baltimore, Maryland 21215 Baltimore, Maryland 21218 PHARMACIST Mrs. Novella Wallace, Administrative Secretary Mr. Nathan I. Gruz, Executive Secretary Maryland League For Nursing, Inc. Maryland Pharmaceutical Association 1211 Cathedral Street 650 West Lombard Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Baltimore, Maryland 21201 -53- PHARMACIST, HOSPITAL VETERINARIAN Mr. Robert Snyder, President Dr. Frank Lucas, President Maryland Society of Hospital Pharmacists Maryland State Veterinary Medicine Association c/o Maryland General Hospital 330 North Charles Street 827 linden Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Baltimore, Maryland 21201

PHYSICAL THERAPIST Mr Roger Nelson, President American Physical Therapv Association of Maryland 3900 North Charles Street Suite 103 Baltimore, Maryland 21218

PHYSICIAN Mr. John Sargent, Executive Director Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland 1211 Cathedral Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST Mr. Richard L. Gilbert, President Maryland Society of Radiologic Technologists c/o School of Radiologic Technology Franklin Square Hospital 9000 Franklin Square Drive Rossville, Maryland 21237

SOCIAL WORKER Mrs. Catherine Keeny, Secretary Maryland Chapter National Association of Social Workers 902 Court Square Building 200 East Lexington Street Baltimore, Maryland 21202

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NURSE, LICENSED PRACTICAL (Conti nued)