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Florida Scholars - Futuro Health Where the Future of Care Begins Jumpstart your future career in healthcare by becoming a Futuro Health Scholar today! At Futuro Health, we offer flexible training pathways for adults wanting a rewarding career in healthcare – no matter your educational background or experience. Whether you want to earn your first or next credential, we can help get you there.
EXPLORE OUR PROGRAMS & COURSE CATALOG We are excited to provide FREE healthcare training programs and courses for 1,000 Florida residents. With our recent grant from the Elisabeth C. DeLuca Foundation , we are able to support you in creating a fulfilling career in allied and/or behavioral health job roles.
These programs and courses are available in your area. Register today to get started. Certified Nursing Assistant Why Train & Learn with Futuro Health?
Build confidence and readiness to hit the ground running in your new role. All Scholars complete our Human Touch Healthcare TM course prior to the technical portion of their education, equipping them with the interpersonal skills needed to work in a variety of healthcare settings.
We partner with a variety of healthcare, education, philanthropy, and government organizations to provide Scholars with the training needed for a successful career in healthcare. Healthcare Careers Are Growing As a top growing industry and occupation in Florida, healthcare positions can offer a livable wage, good benefits, and job security.
Education Provider Partners in Your Area Since 2020, we’ve transformed the career paths of over 10,000 individuals by providing them with the skills and confidence needed to succeed in healthcare roles. We remain committed to empowering even more individuals to thrive in the healthcare industry and give back to their communities.
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How Did You Hear About Us (Required) How Did You Hear About Us Instagram Facebook X/Twitter Linkedin Youtube Threads Flyer Friend or Family Member Employer Google search Conference/event Postcard Poster What to Expect after Registering We ask scholars to pay a one-time $150 application fee as a sign of commitment to their education and career goals.
In return, they gain access to fully funded, free tuition programs with wraparound support. Once your account is set up and your application is approved, you’ll be connected with an Enrollment Advisor. They’ll help guide you through the next steps and answer any questions you have about getting started.
If your application isn’t approved, take a moment to double-check your survey answers to make sure everything is complete and accurate, as you may just need to fix a small issue. Please note that your application must be fully completed before it can be approved.
That includes: Selecting a program available in your area Signing the student agreement From Application to Career Placement Each Scholar begins their journey with an Enrollment Advisor to review their education journey. Once enrolled, they are paired with a dedicated Success Coach for individualized guidance.
Medical Assistant Program Since she was young, Katherin has always wanted to be a medical examiner, a role she first saw in action on the procedural dramas she grew up watching with her grandmother. Growing up in Miami, Florida, Katherin has been working both outside the home and as a caretaker to her mother and grandmother since she was fourteen years old.
When Katherin decided to launch a career in healthcare, she sought a debt-free option, and when she found Futuro Health, she knew it was the right choice for her. Many of Katherin’s friends are interested in a career in healthcare, and she is eager to tell them about Futuro Health’s tuition-free training, so they too can bring their unique and important perspectives to healthcare.
“I’m feeling far more hopeful, far more optimistic about my future, and I’m very grateful to Futuro Health to give me this opportunity to continue pursuing my career in healthcare. ” Medical Assistant Program While working at a local dental clinic, Denise came across flyers highlighting a range of tuition-free training programs offered through Futuro Health.
With a lifelong passion for working in healthcare, Denise explored Futuro Health’s website and embarked on a journey toward her dream career of caring for others. After successfully graduating from Futuro Health’s Medical Assistant Program, Denise secured a position as a Care Coordination Assistant at Dignity Health, where she is currently thriving.
Her aspiration is to become a Registered Nurse, specializing in Labor and Delivery or the NICU. Medical Assistant Program Originally from Colombia, Jordy didn’t know he wanted to pursue a career in healthcare, but as he took care of his grandmother he gained a strong understanding of the importance of care.
When he moved to the United States, Jordy got into an accident that landed him in the hospital, where a Medical Assistant introduced him to Futuro Health. Through the Medical Assisting Program with Futuro Health, Jordy started an internship with Kaiser Permanente. Now working as a Medical Assistant, Jordy’s goal is to become a Registered Nurse so he can give back further to his family in Colombia and travel the world.
“Futuro Health gave me what I was looking for. They took my hand and walked with me through the whole process. ”
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Florida residents interested in healthcare career training (CNA, Pharmacy Technician, Medical Billing & Coding, Medical Office Assistant, Human Touch Healthcare courses); $150 application fee required. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows free tuition for training programs for up to 1,000 Florida residents; $150 one-time application fee. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Florida Scholars is funded by Elisabeth C. DeLuca Foundation (administered by Futuro Health). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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