The gift supports The Howley ASPIRE Pathways program — a collaboration between the foundation and health system — through 2036 and is estimated to allow 380 future students to participate in the program, according to an Aug. 13 news release.
The 12-week enrichment program allows high school juniors to learn about three in-demand healthcare careers. As seniors, participants choose one field to concentrate on and, upon graduation, are given the opportunity to earn scholarships at a local community college or university, depending on the job they’re interested in. Those who pursue sterile processing receive on-the-job training and certification from Cleveland Clinic.
As part of the program, students may work as part-time caregivers at Cleveland Clinic while they complete their education in their chosen field.
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