SHC, Infirmary Health Partner On Tuition Assistance

Infirmary Health has announced a partnership with Spring Hill College (SHC) to provide tuition assistance benefits to eligible employees and their spouses and children through SHC’s Center for Online Learning. SHC will extend preferred tuition benefits, a 10% discount and payment deferment to eligible Infirmary Health employees and their immediate families through the healthcare system’s pre-approved education assistance program. “Infirmary Health currently provides an educational assistance program to develop and invest in its workforce to create opportunities for better education and higher skill sets,” said Infirmary Health Senior Vice President of Human Resources Sheila Young, adding that the partnership strengthens the provider’s assistance program “by offering the flexibility of online learning, while making college more affordable.” More information about degrees offered can be found here.

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