An advisory panel comprised of Owatonna Clinic physicians, administrators and community members reviews applications. Awards are made using a blind selection process and without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sex, disability, national origin or financial need. We are looking for applicants who are active in school or community activities and who have demonstrated leadership and initiative in the past, says Berg. Academic performance and work history also will be evaluated by our selection committee. Scholarships can be used at any accredited medical training program at any college or university, vocational-technical school or other eligible medical training program.
Scholarships are for one year.
Applications are due on April 1. May. Our hope is to encourage Steele County residents of all ages and backgrounds to pursue their interests in science and medicine, says Dr. Whited. Healthcare offers many excellent and rewarding career opportunities. Complete application packets are available at the administrative offices of Owatonna Clinic.