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Torrance Memorial Announces Scholarship Program

Torrance, CA - Torrance Memorial Medical Center is pleased to announce the continuation of a scholarship program for high school seniors seeking healthcare careers in nursing, pharmacy and allied health professions.

Graduating high school seniors are eligible to apply for one of 10, $1,000 scholarships. The application deadline is April 15. Scholarship winners will be announced in June. For complete information and an application visit www.TorranceMemorial.org/student.programs_654.tmmc, e-mail vmulligan@tmmc.com or call 310-784-4894.

High School Seniors

Winners - 2008

Name Program High School
Ariel Aguirre Nursing Torrance High
Catherine Diwa Nursing Banning High
Ana Godoy Nursing Hawthorne High
Alyssa Laxamana Nursing Narbonne High
Andrea Magbanua Nursing Carson High
Yvette Melgoza Nursing Narbonne High
Erin Reveley Nursing Palos Verdes High
Brittni Saputo Nursing Mary Star of the Sea
Emi Ito Occupational Therapy Torrance High
Kristen Delsigne Physical Therapy West Torrance High
Reema Mody Physical Therapy South Torrance High
Priscilla Chiu Pharmacy West Torrance High
Tiffany Lai Pharmacy West Torrance High
Melissa Shintani Pharmacy North Torrance High
Megan Sue Pharmacy South Torrance High

"Torrance Memorial is encouraging students to enter the dynamic field of healthcare so that they can make a difference in the lives of others," said Virginia Mulligan, R.N., Torrance Memorial nurse recruiter. "We want a new generation to continue the Torrance Memorial tradition of providing excellent patient care in the South Bay."

Eligibility requirements include plans to enroll in a program of study in a designated healthcare career including clinical laboratory scientist, echo technician, nuclear medicine technologist, pharmacist, physical therapist, physical therapist assistant, radiation therapy technologist, radiologic technologist, registered nurse, respiratory therapist, speech pathologist, and ultrasonographer. Applicants must also be residents of the South Bay and graduating high school in 2008.

The scholarship fund is made possible through the medical center's volunteer support group, Las Amigas, the Torrance Memorial Health Care Foundation and community support.

Torrance Memorial Medical Center is a 376-bed, community medical center. For information about programs and services visit the medical cente Web site at www.TorranceMemorial.org.