New York Chapter
American College of Health Care Administrators
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Ralph J. Barron, Jr. Scholarship Committee
The Scholarship Committee seeks nominations of individuals who should be awarded the Ralph J. Barron Scholarship award.
Chair Co-Chair
Michael Amo, CNHA Diane Lenzner Cohen
The Amo Group, LLC
16 Summit Avenue
Central Valley, NY 10917
Phone: (845) 928-2657
Martha Sweet, CNHA, Fellow Philip Buchsbaum, CNHA, Fellow
Grace Plaza Nursing and Rehabilitation Ctr Waterview Nursing Care Center
15 St. Paul's Place 119-15 27th Avenue
Great Neck, NY 11021 Flushing, NY 11354
Phone: (516) 466-3001 Phone: (718) 461-5000
Advisor
Anthony J. Restaino, NHA, Fellow Alan Rosenblut
A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility St. Barnabus Nursing Home
875 Jerusalem Avenue 2715 Quarry Road
Uniondale, NY 11553 Bronx, NY 10457
Phone: (516) 572-1400 Phone: (718) 960-3910
The Scholarship Committee seeks nominations of individuals who should be awarded the Ralph J. Barron Scholarship award.
Chair Co-Chair
Michael Amo, CNHA Diane Lenzner Cohen
The Amo Group, LLC
16 Summit Avenue
Central Valley, NY 10917
Phone: (845) 928-2657
Martha Sweet, CNHA, Fellow Philip Buchsbaum, CNHA, Fellow
Grace Plaza Nursing and Rehabilitation Ctr Waterview Nursing Care Center
15 St. Paul's Place 119-15 27th Avenue
Great Neck, NY 11021 Flushing, NY 11354
Phone: (516) 466-3001 Phone: (718) 461-5000
Advisor
Anthony J. Restaino, NHA, Fellow Alan Rosenblut
A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility St. Barnabus Nursing Home
875 Jerusalem Avenue 2715 Quarry Road
Uniondale, NY 11553 Bronx, NY 10457
Phone: (516) 572-1400 Phone: (718) 960-3910
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individuals served is linked to the quality of education of the administrators of the entities that serve them. Our Past President and Region
II Governor, the late Ralph J. Barron, Jr., felt the same way. Education and professional growth of the long-term care administrator were
very important to Ralph J. Barron Jr. In his memory, the New York Chapter has created the Ralph J. Barron, Jr. Scholarship Fund. The
fund has a singular objective: to help underwrite the cost of education of new members to our profession and college chapter. Each year,
the New York Chapter will award $1,000 in scholarship grants.
For the purposes of this fund, a scholarship means a financial award to help a student of a bona fide academic institution continue
(proactive) his/her studies in the field of health care administration. A grant means a financial award to an individual to underwrite the cost
of furthering his/her knowledge in the profession of health care administration. This distinction is made to allow for funding of knowledge
enhancing projects that are not part of traditional academic programs, e.g. seminars, conferences, research activities, etc. The award can be
for work already completed (retroactive) or for purposes that well be implemented 3-6 months in the future (proactive).
Criteria:
Individuals who wish to apply for 2010 must:
1. Be enrolled in an AIT program by January 2010 or be enrolled in a recognized university/college training program for health care
administration.
II Governor, the late Ralph J. Barron, Jr., felt the same way. Education and professional growth of the long-term care administrator were
very important to Ralph J. Barron Jr. In his memory, the New York Chapter has created the Ralph J. Barron, Jr. Scholarship Fund. The
fund has a singular objective: to help underwrite the cost of education of new members to our profession and college chapter. Each year,
the New York Chapter will award $1,000 in scholarship grants.
For the purposes of this fund, a scholarship means a financial award to help a student of a bona fide academic institution continue
(proactive) his/her studies in the field of health care administration. A grant means a financial award to an individual to underwrite the cost
of furthering his/her knowledge in the profession of health care administration. This distinction is made to allow for funding of knowledge
enhancing projects that are not part of traditional academic programs, e.g. seminars, conferences, research activities, etc. The award can be
for work already completed (retroactive) or for purposes that well be implemented 3-6 months in the future (proactive).
Criteria:
Individuals who wish to apply for 2010 must:
1. Be enrolled in an AIT program by January 2010 or be enrolled in a recognized university/college training program for health care
administration.
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