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The AAOHN Foundation was created in 1998 to enable occupational and environmental health professionals to improve worker health and safety by preventing workplace illnesses and injuries. Contact foundation@aaohn.org to contribute today!
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Professional Development Scholarships

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Annually, the AAOHN Foundation awards grants to support professional development (academic and continuing education) in occupational and environmental health.

Academic Study    View Criteria
[deadline: Dec. 1]

Scholarships for academic study are offered to provide opportunities to further professional education for occupational and environmental health professionals. The candidate must be a registered nurse enrolled full or part time in a nationally accredited school of nursing baccalaureate program or graduate program that has application to occupational and environmental health.

Continuing Education  View Criteria
[deadline: Dec. 1]

To support occupational and environmental health professionals in attending and successfully completing continuing education activities that will further their professional development and continued competence, the AAOHN Foundation offers continuing education scholarships. These grants are not intended to supplement tuition in an academic program.

 

 
The AAOHN Foundation a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization was created by the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses in 1998 to enable occupational and environmental health professionals to improve worker health and safety by preventing workplace illnesses and injuries.
 
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