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DRCHSD National Health Service Corps Webinar

11:00am - 12:00pm
The National Rural Health Resource Center (The Center), National Health Service Corps

DRCHSD National Health Service Corps Webinar 

Learn how to apply to become an NHSC site. NHSC-approved sites provide outpatient, primary health care services to people in Health Professional Shortages Areas. Becoming an NHSC-approved site will help you to recruit, hire, and retain clinicians. In FY 2020, approximately 14,000 primary, dental, and mental healthcare providers served in National Health Service Corps programs, receiving federal funding in exchange for providing care in a Health Professional Shortage Area.

Clark Conover, Supervisor, Division of Regional Operations (DRO)- Kansas City, HRSA’s Bureau of Health Workforce (BHW) will discuss:  

  • Introduction to the Bureau of Health Workforce (BHW)
  • National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Loan Repayment and Scholarship Programs
  • Partnering with Rural Communities
  • 2023 NHSC New Site Application cycle
  • Contact information
  • Questions  

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DRCHSD 2024 Annual Summit

This event provides DRCHSD hospitals and clinics with a collaborative learning environment. Through presentations and interactive discussions, participants will improve and strengthen their organizations.
This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.
This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.
This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.
This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.
Join us for this year's 2024 Flex Reverse Site Visit: Moving Flex Forward: Empowering Rural Health Through Evaluation and Storytelling in Washington, DC.