Registration Information
The National CLARION Case Competition 2023 registration opening date is Tuesday, November 1st.
Registration will close on Monday, January 23rd, 2023.
In-Person National Competition Cost: $2,000 per team
Payment Policy:
The total cost for the competition is $2,000 ($1,800 for early bird pricing) per team. Upon registering, a $500 deposit amount will be applied to the team registration. The $500 deposit is non-refundable, and will be charged if the team withdraws, or incorporated in the total amount upon full payment. After registration closes, each team will receive an invoice for the total amount, or the $500 deposit if withdrawn. This payment can be made online via credit card, and will be due within two weeks of receiving the invoice.
In-Person Competition - Register Here!
Registration will close on Monday, January 23rd, 2023.
Important Dates
The National CLARION Case Competition 2023 timeline is listed below.
- Registration Opens: Tuesday, November 1st, 2022
- Registration Deadline: Monday, January 23rd, 2023
- Case and Guidebook Released: Saturday, January 28th, 2023
- In-Person Competition Date: April 14th -15th, 2023
Participant Information
Registered teams will receive a Case Competition Guidebook, which includes:
- Rules and regulations
- Roles for students and advisors
- Team definitions
- Judging criteria
- Contact information for additional questions
- Technical assistance for team development
Competition Style
CLARION 2023 - In-Person!
We are excited to share that CLARION will host the competition in-person this year, on the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus! We are thrilled to reconnect with teams face-to-face. This competition will be similar to years past, with an enhanced experience as we incorporate engaging activities with our state-of-the-art Health Sciences Education Center (HSEC), collaborating with campus partners such as MSimulation and the Health Sciences Libraries. CLARION is thrilled this year to be partnering with the Community-University Health Care Center (CUHCC) to develop this year's case. CUHCC is a Federally Qualified Healthcare Center whose mission is Transforming Care and Education to Advance Health Equity.
Teams may begin registering for in-person competition on Tuesday, November 1st at 8:00am CDT.
Lodging:
A block of rooms have been held for teams at the Graduate Hotel, located across the street from the competition. Use the following link to reserve: Graduate Minneapolis | Hotel in the Heart of UMN Campus (graduatehotels.com)
National Competition Award Information
- 1st place (shared award): $7,500
- 2nd place (shared award): $5,000
- 3rd place (shared award): $2,500
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Team Composition and Rules
Four students per team - no more than two students from the same profession.
Each institution participating is only allowed to send one team.
Must represent at least two different health professions (see examples below) and no more than 2 of the same professions on each team:
- Healthcare Administration
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Dentistry
- Public Health
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Social Work
*If you have a prior health professional degree, you are able to participate. However, you are only representing the current program you are enrolled in (e.g., A nurse completing a Master of Public Health would represent Public Health, not nursing)
Participants can be full-time or part-time students at the institution they represent. Please note: Full-time students who are also employed in professional leadership positions are not eligible to compete. Exceptions will be reviewed by the CLARION Executive Board on an individual basis.
Team members will share the entire prize as listed.
Congratulations to the 2023 National CLARION Winners!

1st Place: $7500 team scholarship
UT Health Houston
Mehmet Enes Inam (Biomedical Informatics), Devesh Malgave (Epidemiology PhD), Xiao Li (PhD in Healthcare Management and Policy), Amanda Oliphant (MD & MS - Biomedical Informatics)
2nd Place: $5000 team scholarship
University of South Florida (USF Health)
Gerardo Gutierrez (PharmD), John Whelan (MHA), Stephanie Hersman (MHA), Nathalie Rodriguez (PharmD)
3rd Place: $2500 team scholarship
Virginia Commonwealth University
Anna Dlott (Pharmacy), Erica Eom (Chemistry), Preksha Jerajani (Bioinformatics), Narthana Kambalapally (Pharmacy)