Virginia

Amount: Varies

The JMSA is dedicated to promoting the exchange of medical and educational information between the US and Japan, as well as in providing valuable medical information to the general public. Many donors, from private individuals to large companies contribute each year to the JMSA scholarship fund to support the education of medical professionals:

 The JMSA looks for candidates who:

1. Demonstrate academic excellence
2. Show a strong interest in the JMSA and achieving its goals
3. Propose a clear, achievable project that will benefit the JMSA and the Japanese community

In your application, you are required to briefly describe a project that you would like to complete related to the JMSA mission. The project can be anything. Examples of past projects include a service to connect elderly Japanese patients with health care, a medical blog in Japanese detailing the experiences of a medical student in America, and a collaborative web site to connect Japanese and American medical students. These are just examples of the types of projects that are feasible.

If you receive an award, you will be expected to attend the awards ceremony during the annual spring dinner in New York where you will have the opportunity to make a presentation introducing your project to the scholarship committee. The scholarship committee will contact with more details if awarded. You will be assigned a JMSA mentor who will help you with your project. You will also be required to submit a progress report once in October and again in March.

In addition to the application form, please submit at least one letter of recommendation. The letter of recommendation should be from anyone who knows you well and can comment on how you exemplify the goals of JMSA. English letter writing is preferred, but Japanese is OK too.

Letters should be sent directly from the letter writer via email to: JMSAScholarship@jmsa.org

Deadline is typically December 31st

Amount: Varies

The Lancaster Medical Society Scholarship Foundation provides funding to Lancaster County residents attending medical school who exemplify good character, motivation, academic excellence, and demonstrate financial need. Must be a resident of Lancaster County to apply.

Application cycle typically opens in Spring

Deadline is typically around July 1st

This grant program is for fourth year medical students interested in Family Practice, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, or Internal Medicine. McLaren Bay Region, a 404-bed hospital in east central Michigan, is offering a $100,000 grant program to qualified fourth year medical students.

How it works

• The grant is distributed over four years beginning in the fourth year of medical school, and extending through the third year of post graduate training.
• The funds are dispersed at $25,000 per year.
• Upon completion of the training, the recipient must establish a practice within the primary service are of McLaren Bay Region.
• McLaren Bay Region will assist the recipient with practice opportunities including potential income guarantees, possible employment, or joining an existing practice.
• If the recipient maintains a practice within the primary service area, the grant will be forgiven in equal installments for each year of practice up to five years.
• The recipient must be a US Citizen.
• Each finalist chosen for consideration will participate in an on-site interview at McLaren Bay Region.
• Selection committee will review the applications in March and April.
• The recipient will be selected and notified in May.

Application cycle is November through February each year.

To learn more, or to request application materials, contact: Jason White, MD, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) (989) 894-6460. You can also learn more about our program or begin the application process online at www.mclaren.org/BayRegionGMEGrant

NJOEF is now accepting applications for First Year (OMS-1) Scholarships! You will need to following:

• To be a First Year Medical Student Enrolled in Any Osteopathic Medical School in United States
• New Jersey state resident (at the time of the application)
• A copy of Your Acceptance Letter From an Osteopathic Medical School
• A Current Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• A headshot photograph
• Completed NJOEF application (found below) submitted to NJAOPS before the January 19, 2024 deadline.
• Use the AA.MC TI-Ix System to Print and Mail Your Official MCAT Score Report to NJOEF. Official MCAT Score Report Includes a validation Code at the Top Along with Specific Identification Information
• Please email all the above requirements to Tajma Kotoric at tkotoric@njosteo.com before the January 19, 2024 deadline.

Investing in the future of osteopathic medicine in the Pacific Northwest begins by supporting today's osteopathic medical students. The Foundation's Scholarship Program helps defray some of the cost of osteopathic medical school tuition.

Scholarships are awarded to students who can demonstrate a sincere commitment to practicing osteopathic medicine in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington State.

Eligibility

• Students enrolled in a COCA accredited school who will be OMS II, OMS III, or OMS IV for the upcoming academic year
• No scholarships are provided to first-year students

Application Cycle typically opens in March

Deadline is typically in Mid April or  Early May

Amount: Varies

Students must have lived in Oklahoma in some capacity other than as a full time student at a post-secondary institution for a period of at least 12 consecutive months prior to matriculation to medical school.

Preference will be shown to applicants who have completed two years of osteopathic medical education and who indicate a desire to practice in Oklahoma.

Deadline is typically in February or March

Amount: Varies

Criteria

You can apply for one of eleven scholarships if you:

• Are a student in good standing entering your third or fourth year of medical school
• Demonstrate a commitment to the advancement of culturally and/or linguistically responsive care or diversity through leadership, research or community involvement.
• Intend to practice medicine in Southern California
• Able to participate in a rotation at one of our Southern California facilities, starting in the Fall

Deadline is typically in January

Amount: Up to $7,000 a year for four years ($28,000 maximum)

The Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program provides educational programs, leadership training and funding for outstanding medical students for a four-year period beginning in the the final year of medical school and through three years of residency training in Family Medicine. The Foundation is especially interested in students who exhibit the highest levels of commitment, skill, compassion and leadership. Although the scholarships are intended to reduce the level of medical-school-related debt, financial need is not a consideration.

Eligibility

• Only applicants who will be entering their fourth year (full-time), in the Fall, in a U.S. medical school will be considered.  Applicants must have declared family medicine as their specialty. 
• Applicants will be judged on commitment to family medicine, leadership qualities, academic performance, interpersonal skills, communication skills, and involvement in serving others. 
• The Foundation Board requires each applicant to complete an interview with a local family physician.

Notification of award decisions will be in October

Deadline is typically at the beginning of May

Each year the makers of TYLENOL® award annual scholarships to well deserving students pursuing careers in healthcare. Twenty-three years and over eight million dollars later, we’re proud to continue a tradition that supports those dedicated to a lifetime of caring for others.

Who is eligible to apply?

Applicants must meet all the following criteria to be eligible for this scholarship:•

Be a resident of the 50 United States, Puerto Rico or the District of Columbia.•

Be a graduate student or be a college senior who will be enrolling in graduate school during the academic year.•

Provide proof of enrollment to a graduate program in medical school, nursing, and/or pharmacy. •

Have one or more years of school remaining.

Application Cycle opens:   May

Deadline:   July 30

For more information:

https://www.tylenol.com/news/scholarship

The J. Michael Bernardo Medical Mission Endowed Fund is named in memory of J. Michael Bernardo, a member of the Class of 2010, who tragically lost his life in 2009 while serving on a Dominican Republic medical mission. The scholarship was established by his family and friends as a lasting memorial to Mike. Awards are made to OMS3 and OMS4 students who complete medical rotations of at least a month in the Dominican Republic.