LCMC Health Pipeline Program (HPP)
Funding Amount
Up to 100% tuition and eligible fees
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
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Other requirements
- Admission to an accredited healthcare education program
- Commitment to full-time employment at a designated LCMC Health facility after graduation
- Successful completion of licensure or certification requirements
- Compliance with program agreements and eligibility criteria
Overview
The LCMC Health Pipeline Program is an education-to-employment pathway offering forgivable financial assistance to students in select healthcare fields who agree to work within the LCMC Health system after earning their degrees.
Geographic Scope: Louisiana and the Gulf Coast region prioritized
Focus Areas: Healthcare education in select fields with approved educational programs
Program Purpose
Developing the next generation of healthcare professionals committed to delivering extraordinary care with heart and soul. Addressing workforce shortages by supporting local talent and strengthening community partnerships between healthcare organizations and educational institutions.
Key Benefits
- Comprehensive Tuition Support: Funding for tuition and eligible fees throughout academic program, including per-credit tuition and required fees outlined in partner institution's academic catalog
- Forgivable Loan Structure: Up to 100% of tuition payments (including accrued interest) forgiven upon completion of work commitment at an LCMC Health facility. Scholars are responsible for repayment if commitment is not fulfilled
- Employment Match Program: Scholars matched with LCMC Health facility based on organizational need and scholar preference, most often within adult medical-surgical inpatient units. Match Days take place several months before graduation
- Professional Development: Access to exam preparation resources or stipends to support board and certification success
- Competitive Pay and Benefits: Upon hire, compensation and benefits aligned with LCMC Health's standard structure for the role and facility
- Flexibility and Mobility: After one year of full-time employment, scholars may request consideration for transfer to another LCMC Health facility for remainder of commitment
- Support for Success: Resources to achieve licensure/certification and overcome challenges
Eligibility Requirements
- Admission to an accredited healthcare education program
- Commitment to full-time employment at a designated LCMC Health facility after graduation
- Successful completion of licensure or certification requirements
- Compliance with program agreements and eligibility criteria
- For current list of approved educational programs, academic partners, and eligible healthcare roles, contact LCMCScholars@lcmchealth.org
Community Impact
- Addressing workforce shortages and ensuring patients have access to needed caregivers
- Prioritizing students from Louisiana and Gulf Coast region to pursue healthcare careers close to home
- Supporting local talent retention in their communities
- Strengthening community partnerships and relationships
- Creating leaders and advocates for health in communities
How to Apply
Application Process
Contact LCMCScholars@lcmchealth.org for information on:
- Current list of approved educational programs
- Academic partners
- Eligible healthcare roles
- Application procedures and requirements
Note: Detailed application steps and required materials were not provided in the available documentation. Contact the program directly for comprehensive application information.
What West Jefferson Hospital Foundation actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 1
- Total given
- $210K
- Median grant
- $210K
- By dollars: Louisiana 100%. Top recipient cities: Marrero, LA.
Example grants
West Jefferson Medical Center · Marrero, LA
General operating expenses
$210K
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Fields of Work
- Healthcare
- Workforce development
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