Building education "pipeline partnerships" with:
- Accredited colleges and universities that encourage healthcare careers among diverse, underrepresented, underserved, socioeconomically challenged populations; grant degrees, certification, credit, and recognition to Total Health components, MedEx Academy, and other GHS education initiatives; and subsidized financial expenditures related to clinical and field experiences for completion of curriculum and professional development.
- Elementary, middle, and high schools that encourage healthcare career curriculums as a requirements and/or options to their students and/or serve students of diverse, underrepresented, underserved, socioeconomically challenged populations.
- Organizations that invest in the health of the communities we serve by improving medical services to diverse, underrepresented, underserved, socioeconomically challenged populations.
- Organizations to address health disparities among diverse populations in the communities we serve.
- Organizations that provide expanded resources for workforce development.
Pipeline Partners:
Clemson University
Furman University
Greenville Technical College
Greenville County School District
United Ministries
Anderson University (anticipated partner)
South Carolina State University (anticipated partner)
Claflin University (anticipated partner)
South Carolina State University (anticipated partner)
Furman Bridges