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NCCHC Foundation Offers Scholarships for the NCCHC Correctional Mental Health Care Conference
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The NCCHC Foundation will award scholarships for students and correctional health professionals who have three or less years of experience in the field to attend the NCCHC
The Scholarships will cover the full price of conference registration, a value of $425, plus travel and hotel expenses. Gifts are made possible by Centurion Health, Corizon Health, and other generous donors to the NCCHC Foundation.
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