For current GHS employees who have decided to return to school to gain additional education, we commend you. Because you are now in a new role as a student, you will need to make sure that we go through proper clearance processes to ensure you are properly credentialed in your additional role.
Educational Assistance Program
One of the ways that GHS supports lifelong learning for
its employees is through the education assistance program. Eligible employees may receive up to $4,000 per fiscal year for reimbursement of covered educational expenses.
The GHS education assistance program is managed through a national vendor, EdAssist. Through EdAssist our employees have access to both academic and financial advising, as well as 24/7 access to their reimbursement records and payment tracking.
For more information about the GHS educational assistance programs, benefits and policies, please visit GHS’s EdAssist page and the GHS Learning and Development Education Assistance page.
General questions may be answered by EdAssist at (855) 687-7631. The Office of Learning and Development can assist with any specific questions by calling (864) 455-6100.
Employee as Student Clearance Process
For GHS employees needing clearance as a student, employees are required to do student HealthStream modules and complete any necessary clearance items in myClinicalExchange before a student badge can be issued. To assist with the clearance process, employees can complete the following attestation forms:
- Attestation Form – Employee as Student Criminal Background Check
- Attestation Form – Employee as Student Immunization Clearance
- Attestation Form – Employee as Student HealthStream Clearance
For more information on student clearances, please visit GHS Student Clearance Process
Nursing
GHS is aligned with several academic partners that provide graduate nursing and professional studies programs. As a benefit, GHS employees are eligible to receive priority clinical or educational placement when enrolled in a GHS-affiliated academic program.
For more information, please visit the Nursing and Allied Health homepage.
Did you know?
Furman University’s Undergraduate Evening Studies offers those with associate’s degrees or high school diplomas to advance into future opportunities in fields related to business, accounting and information technology within the context of health care administration. Non-clinical employees seeking to earn their bachelor’s degree are encouraged to look into Furman University’s very affordable and convenient program right here in Greenville. Contact Beth Crews for more specific information.