AHRMM Offers Full-ride Scholarships to Attend Annual Conference

CHICAGO, February 14, 2003 - The Association for Healthcare Resource & Materials Management (AHRMM) is offering Professional Development Scholarships to its membership. Scholarships are available for full registration fee for an AHRMM-sponsored educational conference, partial tuition for undergraduate work by a professional currently working in the healthcare resource and materials management, and Partial tuition for graduate work by a seasoned professional.

This scholarship fund has been made possible through an educational grant from the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies who serve the healthcare community. It is the intent of both AHRMM and Johnson & Johnson to support healthcare resource and materials management professionals in their quest for continuing education and advancement of their professional goals. 

To be considered for a scholarship that covers full registration of the 2003 AHRMM Annual Conference, applications must be submitted by May 20, 2003. The other scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis.

“The Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies have made a significant commitment to AHRMM members by supporting these scholarships,” said Deborah Sprindzunas, Executive Director. “In this field, nothing is more important than professional development and staying ahead of the learning curve. AHRMM members are encouraged to take advantage of these generous scholarships.”

AHRMM members are encouraged to apply by the deadline of May 20, 2003. For more information on Annual Conference scholarships, please visit www.ahrmm.org.

About AHRMM
The Association for Healthcare Resource & Materials Management is the leading national association for executives in the healthcare resource and materials management profession.  A personal membership group of the American Hospital Association, the AHRMM serves more than 3,000 active members.  Founded in 1962, AHRMM prepares its members to contribute to the field and advance the profession through networking, education, recognition, and advocacy. Please visit  www.ahrmm.org for more information.