SPAO-HNS Scholarship updated 09/19/09 The Society of Physician Assistants in Otorhinolaryngology / Head & Neck Surgery (SPAO-HNS) is pleased to announce that we have partnered with the PA Foundation, the Philanthropic arm of AAPA, in an effort to get more exposure for our scholarship and its recipients. Our organization is looking to recognize motivated physician assistant students enrolled in either an accredited PA Program or post-graduate program that have a sincere interest in a career in ENT. The number of scholarships and their monetary reward will depend on available funds and will vary from year to year. Previous Recipients The next recipients will be announced at the Annual Board Meeting held in conjunction with the American Academy of Physician Assistants Conference in Atlanta, Georgia in May 2010. Any student with an interest in ENT is encouraged to apply. The deadline is May 1st, 2010. Interested students should contact Jason Fowler via e-mail at jasoncfowler@gmail.com immediately. The SPAO-HNS Scholarship Program will award at least one $500 scholarship yearly to students in either their didactic or clinical year. Interested students should fax the necessary documents to 305-696-4610 Attn: Jose C. Mercado, MMS, PA-C, SPAO-HNS Scholarship Program. |
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To qualify, the physician assistant student must:
1. Be enrolled in either an accredited PA Program or post-graduate
program.
2. Demonstrate a financial need (copy of financial aid award letter).
3. Be in good academic standing (copy of unofficial transcripts).
4. Be a student member of SPAO in good standing (application
submitted directly to SPAO-HNS, 950 North Washington Street,
Alexandria, VA, 22314-1552).
5. A letter from their PA program verifying student status, rotation
selection and academic standing.
6. A letter of recommendation from PA program faculty, instructor or
preceptor.
7. A short (500 word) narrative explaining their desire to practice in
ENT and personal career goals
1. Be enrolled in either an accredited PA Program or post-graduate
program.
2. Demonstrate a financial need (copy of financial aid award letter).
3. Be in good academic standing (copy of unofficial transcripts).
4. Be a student member of SPAO in good standing (application
submitted directly to SPAO-HNS, 950 North Washington Street,
Alexandria, VA, 22314-1552).
5. A letter from their PA program verifying student status, rotation
selection and academic standing.
6. A letter of recommendation from PA program faculty, instructor or
preceptor.
7. A short (500 word) narrative explaining their desire to practice in
ENT and personal career goals
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