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Future Healthcare Workers of Mason County Scholarships Open Now

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Mason Health and the Mason Health Foundation are proud to announce scholarship opportunities aimed at supporting Mason County's future healthcare workforce. The full-ride nursing scholarship is specifically designed for students from Shelton High School's Health Sciences Academy, covering all necessary educational expenses, including tuition, books, and fees. In addition, the Foundation Auxiliary scholarship is available for Mason Health employees and graduating high school students interested in health care or computer science careers. The Centennial Guild also contributes by offering scholarships to Mason County residents and workers of all ages pursuing medical education, in memory of nurse Kristi Armstrong. With application deadlines approaching on April 1, April 18, and April 27, 2025, candidates are urged to act quickly to secure their chance for financial support.

Interested students can find more details and application forms on the Mason Health website or by consulting their high school career counselors. This initiative underscores Mason Health's commitment to enhancing local healthcare services by investing in community talent. As a certified and recognized acute care hospital, Mason Health continues to play a vital role in the health landscape of the region.

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