What is the Emory Academy Program?

What is the National HCOP Academy?

The National Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP) at Emory University prepares students for successful entry into the healthcare field. Program activities may include academic support, mentoring, college and career preparation, service learning, and/or health professions exposure. Student accepted into the program become HCOP Ambassadors and are eligible to receive scholarship or stipend support. The Emory Academy services a variety of students including High School, Undergraduate, Post-Baccalaureate, Graduate and Professional academic levels.  Through this application a student at any of these academic levels can apply to the Emory Academy.  The Academy is a collaborative partnership between Emory University, Atlanta Public Schools, Atlanta Metropolitan State College, the SPCC Atlanta Area Health Education Center, and the Urban Health Initiative.

This application is for all of the National HCOP Academy Programs at Emory University.  Learn more about each of these programs by clicking the links below.
-  Emory Pipeline Collaborative (EPiC) Ambassador
-  HealthPREP@Emory
-  AMSC HCOP Scholars
-  Oxford/Emory Ambassador
-  Health Professions Program Ambassador (Medical Imaging, Academic Health, MD/MPH)

For more information about the National HCOP Academy at Emory, please contact program administrators at som-oma@emory.edu.

 If you have TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES with this application, please contact:  EAApplication@infinitelearning.biz.

The National HCOP Academy at Emory is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number D18HP32120-06-00.

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