Over the last five years, philanthropy has supported 175 medical education programs.
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Amy Kubacki
Director of Development
Education Institute
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Multidisciplinary Simulation Center
Support training and state-of-the-art equipment
Graduate Medical Education for Residents and Fellows
Support training and education
Lerner College of Medicine
Support student scholarships and research
Allied Health Education
Support faculty training and student scholarships
Alumni Library
Support the access to print and online resources
Leadership and Professional Development Programs
Support career development
Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Launched with a major gift from Alfred and Norma Lerner, two classes have graduated since its inception in 2005. Limited to 32 students per year, the school attracts more than 1,500 highly qualitifed applications annually. The college offers full-tuition scholarships, helping to attract the best-qualified medical school applicants from around the country.
The Stanley Shalom Zielony Institute of Nursing
The Institute was renamed, along with the former HealthSpace Museum, to the Stanley Shalom Zielony Plaza. Mr. Zielony’s gifts further nursing excellence by supporting educational resources, scholarships and new technology, including a simulation lab.
Office of Civic Education Initiatives
These programs offer the philanthropically supported Outcalt Scholars Program, in which teachers learn in-depth about the medical field from Cleveland Clinic physicians and researchers. Teachers then develop curricula blending science, math, health and wellness, the arts, creativity and innovation.
Samson Global Leadership Academy for Executives
Established by a philanthropic gift, the academy is the first of its kind and provides opportunities for leaders in medicine and other fields of business to learn from experienced peers. It incorporates classroom study, mentoring and extensive hands-on experience.