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Thinking About a Career in Healthcare?
Secure Your Future With
TENS OF THOUSANDS TOWARD YOUR STUDENT LOANS*
Get a head start on your healthcare career. Get your name in early to connect with top hospitals and secure a future job and student loan repayment before you graduate from your healthcare program — or even enroll.
👉 Seats fill fast — request info early to be considered.
Request InfoYOUR LOANS PAID, YOUR CAREER SECURED.
Through Clasp, future healthcare employers are helping students like you launch their careers with student loan repayment built in. When you’re selected by a participating hospital or health system, they’ll:
- Help repay your eligible student loans — often up to $30,000–$70,000 total*
- Secure a job offer upon graduation from your healthcare program
- Support your education journey through mentoring, training, and early career opportunities
It’s not just financial help — it’s a pathway into an in-demand, meaningful career in Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, Radiologic Tech, Surgical Tech, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and more.
$68K+
average loan repayment offer—
ON TOP OF SALARY & BENEFITS *
Not Enrolled in a Degree Program Yet? Don’t Know Where to Start? No Problem.
You don’t need to be enrolled to be considered. The Clasp team can help you find accredited programs with open seats.
Who Clasp Supports
Don't see an opportunity that fits?
More opportunities are being added to the Clasp platform every day. Fill out the form to be notified as soon as a new opportunity becomes available!
STUDENT PROTECTIONS:
No dollars taken back—ever.
Through Clasp's programs, monthly payments are made from your employer directly to your student loans—and begin as soon as you start your full-time employment.
You get to keep every dollar that is paid, even if you move on.
How it Works
1. Express Interest Now
Fill out a short interest form (about 5 minutes). No need to be enrolled yet.
2. Get Connected
If you're not yet enrolled, we’ll help identify schools that still have open seats in their healthcare programs, and match you with an employer partner opportunity.
3. Secure a Future Role
Once you’re enrolled in an eligible program and officially selected by an employer, your employment commitment is secured while you’re still in school.
4. Graduate & Launch
Once you’re licensed and on the job, monthly student loan payments begin.*
I have always been supporting myself and my family. Being able to knock out two years of debt is just an incredible, incredible opportunity … It eases a lot of worries about what life looks like after school.
Matthew, OD '24
What excites me the most about the loan repayment program is the freedom it offers, both personally and professionally. Ultimately, it's not just about the financial relief, it's about the peace of mind that comes with it, with the ability to move forward with confidence and purpose.
Alan, DNAP '25
Clasp contributed to a huge portion of me going to nursing school and to pursue my dreams and goals. My program was really expensive, and Clasp helped me to find a way to make sure I didn’t miss a single moment of school due to cost.
Gina, BSN '22
* Opportunities displayed are illustrative and not a guarantee of future employment or financial terms. Program terms vary by employer. Eligibility requirements apply, and program selection is not guaranteed. If selected and employed by a participating employer, your employer will make payments on your behalf toward your eligible student loans in monthly installments via the Clasp platform up to a maximum specified amount. Any payments made by your employer are not subject to clawback—you do not have to repay them to the employer under the program.
However, you are still responsible for your student loan. If you voluntarily leave your job, are terminated for cause, or do not meet the terms of your employment or repayment agreement, your employer will stop making payments, and you will resume making be responsible for making payments on your remaining loan balance. Your agreement with your employer is separate from your loan obligation, and your responsibility to your lender remains unless payments are made by your employer or another party on your behalf.