HERmedicine Education Access Scholarship
Expert menopause and survivorship care, for every community.
Free CME registration for students, residents, social workers and clinicians who care for patients in low-income and rural communities.
Upcoming programs
Each program has its own application deadline. A program leaves this list when its applications close.
March 4–6, 2027
Managing Menopause and Midlife Health in Cancer Survivors
Location
Washington, DC, in person
Presented by
The OncoMenopause Consortium® and the American Cancer Society
Apply by
January 7, 2027
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About the scholarship
The patients who most need current menopause and survivorship care are often the furthest from it.
The clinicians who treat them often can’t afford a multi-day course. The Education Access Scholarship pays it. Recipients attend HERmedicine and OncoMenopause Consortium® CME programs at no charge and take what they learn back to their patients.
A colleague pays for every seat. When a clinician registers with a Buy One, Give One ticket, a second seat opens for someone who couldn’t otherwise attend.
Who should apply
You’re eligible if you are one of the following.
Student
Enrolled in a medicine, nursing, physician assistant, pharmacy, social work or other health professions program.
Resident or Fellow
Currently in training as a resident or fellow.
Social worker, patient navigator or counselor
Currently in training as a resident or fellow.
Practicing clinician
A physician, NP, PA, nurse, pharmacist or other licensed provider who works mainly with low-income, uninsured, Medicaid or rural patients. That includes community health centers, FQHCs, rural health clinics, safety-net hospitals, tribal and IHS facilities, and public health departments.
Priority goes to applicants whose current work most directly serves these communities.
What the scholarship covers
Included
Full registration for one program, in person or by live stream where the program offers it
Meals served as part of the program
CME credit or a certificate of participation, depending on your profession
Not Included
Travel, hotel and other personal expenses
Recipients can book rooms in the program’s discounted block at the host hotel.
How it works
Apply
1
The application takes about 10 minutes. It opens when the program’s registration opens.
Due 8 weeks before the program
Wait for review
2
A review committee reads every application.
After the deadline
Get your decision
3
Every applicant hears back by email. Recipients receive a registration code.
6 weeks before the program
Register
4
Use your code to complete free registration. Book your room before the host hotel’s cutoff, which varies by program.
5 weeks before the program
Attend
5
Attend the program and complete the evaluation.
Apply for a scholarship
Choose your program on the form. Each application is for one program, and you can apply again for future programs.
Questions
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No
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Yes. If you receive an award, we refund your paid registration.
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No. Students and residents are asked for the name and email of a program director or faculty advisor on the application.
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Each application is for one program. You can apply again for future programs.
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No. If you can no longer attend, tell us as soon as you can so we can offer the seat to another applicant.
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A small committee reviews applications for eligibility, the communities you serve, and how you plan to use what you learn.
Other questions? Email info@hermedicine.org.
Bring a colleague with you.
Register for a program with a Buy One, Give One ticket and you fund a seat for a clinician serving an under-resourced community.
To name a recipient, email info@hermedicine.org. The person you name still applies and meets the same eligibility.