Every year we present scholarship funds to eligible nursing students that are advancing their degrees in the cardiovascular arena. We recognize the challenges encountered in attempting to meet the community's nursing needs as well as students' financial limitations. It is our hope that our support can help produce highly skilled and competent cardiac nurses, change lives and strengthen our community by providing the opportunity of education.
Our current nursing scholarship funds are:
The scholarship recipients are very grateful for these funds and are asked to submit an annual report of their status and how the scholarship has helped them which is very rewarding to Miami Heart Research Institute/Florida Heart Research Foundation.
Joan K. Stout, RN Cardiovascular Nursing Scholarship recipients:
Miami-Dade College/Benjamin Leon School of Nursing: Scholarship funds in the amount of $30k were awarded for the 2021-2022 semesters and additional scholarship funds in the amount of $15k were awarded in June 2022 and the recipients are TBA.
Eugene Sayfie, MD Advanced Cardiovascular Nursing Scholarship recipient:
Cleveland Clinic Weston: Scholarship funds in the amount of
$30k
were awarded for 2023 for 6 pre-qualified recipients and scholarship grants were distributed to each individual recipients' college/university for disbursement.
Richard A. Elias, MD Advanced Cardiovascular Nursing Scholarship recipients:
Florida International University/Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing and Health Sciences: Scholarship funds in the amount of $30k for the year 2023 were awarded which will support six (6) $5k scholarships for graduate nursing students interested in a career in cardiac nursing.
Miami Heart Research Institute and Florida Heart Research Foundation's policy on F&A Costs (Facilities and Administrative Costs), formerly known as indirect costs and overhead, is that MHRI & FHRF do not reimburse administrative expenses of any kind for awarded grants or projects. This has always been the policy of Miami Heart Research Institute, Florida Heart Research Foundation and its Board, as well as part of every grant agreement we enter into.
Miami Heart Research Institute and Florida Heart Research Foundation request that every grant be exclusively used to support an approved grant or project and pay for direct expenses of said approved grant or project. No portion of the funds awarded for the approved grant or project will be used to pay indirect overhead expenses.