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HCOP
(redirected from Health Careers Opportunity Program)

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HCOPHealth Careers Opportunity Program (US HRSA)
HCOPHepatitis C Outreach Project (Portland, OR)
HCOPHealthier Communities, Older People (UK)
HCOPHealthy Children Organizing Project (formerly Lead Poisoning Prevention Project)
HCOPHeadache Cooperative of the Pacific (est. 2007)
HCOPHGNC Comparison of Orthology Predictions
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The Health Careers Opportunity Program is a federal program designed to recruit and assist disadvantaged students, many of them minorities, in the medical field.
SENATE COULD SAVE MEDICAL-FIELD FUNDS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The CBC seeks to restore funding for the Health Careers Opportunity Program, which encourages schoolchildren to study sciences to become doctors, nurses, and technicians.
The healthcare divide: study shows minorities receive inferior ... by Hocker, Cliff / Black Enterprise
Over a five-year period, the grant will be used to fund the university's Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP).
Campus Highlights by Marcelin, Michael / The Black Collegian
 
 
 
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