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Through the Columbus Regional Health Foundation, several medical scholarships, awards and loan opportunities are available to assist those interested in pursuing or advancing a career in healthcare. Please contact the Foundation office at
812-376-5100 for more information about medical scholarships available with CRH.
Scholarship Amount: A total of four $4,500 scholarships (amount may vary)
The purpose of the Robert Borczon Memorial Scholarship is to encourage Columbus Regional Hospital employees to further their education and career in healthcare. The scholarship was made available in memory of Robert Borczon, former Administrator of Columbus Regional Hospital and champion of education for Hospital employees. Awards are based on need, quality and completion of application process, personal interview, and academic performance. Applications are available in March and the application deadline is at the end of April.
Scholarship Amount: $7,500 (scholarship may vary in amount)
This healthcare scholarship is awarded to a deserving medical student in southern Indiana. This scholarship was made available in memory of Dr. Ronald Roberts, a cherished local physician and advocate for providing access to medical education for all students.
Award Amount: $1,000
The Marion C. Dietrich Service Excellence Award was established in 2003 to honor former trustee Marion Dietrich, whose primary mission as a trustee was to see Columbus Regional Hospital become the top hospital in the nation for patient satisfaction. Founded on a generous gift by Marion and Kay Dietrich, the award is given to a Columbus Regional Hospital department that has demonstrated excellence in service.
Loan Amount: $1,000 per year loan for a maximum of four years
The purpose of the educational loan is to provide funds to Bartholomew County residents, residents within the Hospital's service area, and Columbus Regional Hospital employees who need financial assistance to attend college, and to provide health-related career opportunities for those who may not otherwise seek post-high school education. It is a non-interest loan as long as repayment guidelines are met. The repayment schedule is negotiated between the individual and the Foundation and must be repaid in full after graduation. Tuition reimbursement may be used to repay the loan. This loan is made payable to the school and may be used for tuition, books, labs, or associated academic expenses.
Award Amount: Up to $20,000 over a two-year period
The Leonard Fellowship was established in 2007 by the hospital trustees and the Foundation Board following Doug Leonard's retirement in 2007 as CEO of Columbus Regional Hospital. The Leonard Fellowship was created to honor Doug's passion for innovation in the care of patients, to recognize his legacy as the inspiration for a Center for Healthcare Innovation, and to encourage and recognize accomplished innovators at Columbus Regional Hospital.
Fellows can be nominated by any hospital employee or medical staff member. To win the Innovation Fellowship, recipients must be held in high regard across the hospital, must be nationally recognized for innovation work, and have demonstrated major impact on CRH patient care.
Heritage Fund - the Community Foundation of Bartholomew County is created primarily to: