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The Outreach & Enrollment Branch strives to make each application cycle a fun experience! This team consists of Leaders from the Recruitment Branch who are specialized in handling application grading, orientations, and interviews. They work to ensure that all applicants remain on track with admissions, and assist them with any resources they need to enter the program. This branch also handles application deferrals and application withdrawals.
Upcoming Events: Save the Date!
Upcoming Events: Save the Date!
Attend one of our upcoming events! Questions? Reach out to us at ahglrecruitment@copehealthscholars.org!
Apply to Become a Health Scholar!
Apply to Become a Health Scholar!
Complete your COPE Health Scholar Application. By clicking the link below, you will be re-directed to the COPE Health Scholar website where you will have detailed instructions as to how to complete the application. Indicate Adventist Health Glendale as your site of preference and we will subsequently review your application.
What are the benefits of being a Health Scholar?
What are the benefits of being a Health Scholar?
Gain an inside view on what a career in health care is like and gain exposure to different operations within a hospital system.
Gain work experience desired by employers and fulfill clinical experience hours required or preferred by medical, nursing, or other graduate programs in health care.
Develop professional relationships with health care staff and leaders within each program site.
Gain access to networking events, guest speakers, interview workshops, and more!
Receive a completion certificate from our academic partner, Keck Graduate Institute.
What are the requirements for joining the COPE Health Scholars Program?
What are the requirements for joining the COPE Health Scholars Program?
In order to be a Health Scholar, you must:
Be 18 years old or older
GPA of 2.5 or greater
Complete a health and background clearance
Have active health care insurance
Have an active email account
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