Scholarships & Grants

Opening Doors to the AHRA Annual Meeting

2026 Applications Are Closed

AHRA and the AHRA Education Foundation offer a range of scholarship opportunities to help you attend the AHRA Annual Meeting. With support from dedicated partners, these programs are designed to remove financial barriers and connect you with the education, insights and community shaping the future of imaging leadership.

Additional funding opportunities for the Annual Meeting are also available through the AHRAEF Education Waiver Scholarship.

AHRA Annual Meeting Sponsored Scholarships

AHRA and the AHRA Education Foundation, in partnership with corporate sponsors Beekley Medical, Revenue Cycle Coding Strategies, RCS and Bracco, offer Annual Meeting Scholarships to support AHRA members who do not have employer funding to attend the AHRA Annual Meeting.

The AHRA Annual Meeting provides imaging leaders with meaningful education, peer connection and practical insight into the evolving realities of the profession. These scholarships are intended to remove financial barriers and expand access to this important experience.

Thank you to our sponsors

Available Sponsored Scholarships

Beekley Annual Meeting Scholarship (5 available per year)
Revenue Cycle Coding Strategies Annual Meeting Scholarship (1 available per year)
RCS Annual Meeting Scholarship (1 available per year)
Bracco Annual Meeting Scholarship (1 available per year)

Scholarship Benefits

Maximum award amount: $2,500

Meeting Registration
- $750 toward the base registration fee
- $250 applicable toward Annual Meeting workshops
Travel and Accommodations
- Up to $1,500 in accordance with the Travel and Accommodation Policy*
- Recipients must submit receipts to AHRA for reimbursement

Requirements

Current AHRA member in good standing
No employer funding to attend the Annual Meeting
Not a past recipient of this scholarship

Application Timeline

Applications Open: January
Applications Close: April 30

Osborn Scholarship

Royce R. Osborn, FAHRA, was a generous leader and World War II veteran who overcame racial prejudice to become a respected figure in radiology management. As one of the first radiologic technologists to transition into the role of radiology administrator in the 1970s, he was deeply committed to ensuring others had access to the management education needed to succeed.

Osborn was a charter member who helped shape AHRA and, in 1984, became the second recipient of the association’s highest honor, the Gold Award.

The AHRA Education Foundation established the Royce and Paula Osborn Scholarship to honor the lifelong commitment Royce and his wife, Paula, made to education and helping others.

Awarded annually, the Osborn Scholarships provide opportunities for individuals to attend the AHRA Annual Meeting or AHRA’s Spring Conference, CLIMB.

In recognition of medical imaging professionals who have served or are currently serving in the United States military, the AHRA Education Foundation Board of Directors approved funding for two additional Osborn Scholarship opportunities dedicated specifically to military service members.