SJCMA
St. Johns County Medical Alliance represents spouses of St. Johns County physicians. Its purpose is to promote health education, identify and address health-care needs and issues, participate in health-related legislation, and provide college scholarships to St. Johns County students.
The Alliance is accepting high school senior scholarship applications thru March 28th, 2025. (last Friday in March)
Applications for students continuing study can be found on our website and are due July 1, 2025 (returning college / graduate programs).
See links at webpage left for the application.
The application is accessible via this link:
Click Here for Link to Application
The application is found on this website: www.Sjcma.blogspot.com or
via our Facebook page: search @SJCMA to find link pinned at top of page
We are proud to recognize the continuing scholars for 2024:
**AMANDA HERTZ (2023 recipient) After completing her AA degree while in high school, she met all pre-requisites to enter an intensive nursing program at Santa Fe College in Gainesville and will complete the program in December 2024.
**SYDNEY SYLVESTER seeks nursing school after she completes her engineering degree at UF in 2025. She works directly with cardiologists creating 3D-printed heart models and volunteers in the pediatric cardiac ICU at Shands Hospital in Gainesville. Her focus is in the medical device industry to “helping surgeons treat their patients better”
**MARGARET GUPTON, in her third semester of the master’s program at USF, will graduate in 2025 as a speech pathologist. Recently completing her first externship, she is applying to Johns Hopkins for inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation
**JOSEPH DOLCE (Microbiology 2026) has completed his first two years at UF and remains on a pre-med track. He volunteers with “Footprints”, a buddy support program at Shands and is part of the UF Chemistry Club outreach program, as well as the treasurer. He is a first responder for the Gator Emergency Response Unit and teaches CPR.
**GABRIELLE MONK will graduate in 2026 from UF’s Nursing program. She is now a certified Emergency first responder and works as a CAN. She has been shadowing nurse practitioners and volunteers extensively.
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