AN ACT ESTABLISHING A STUDENT LOAN FORGIVENESS PROGRAM FOR STATE MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES.
SB 479 creates a student loan forgiveness program for graduates of state medical schools who work in healthcare jobs within the state for at least eight years after graduation. The bill directly affects state medical school graduates who commit to practicing in-state healthcare roles long-term. Key provision: eligible graduates receive full or partial loan forgiveness upon completing the eight-year service requirement in the state. The program aims to retain medical professionals by reducing student debt burdens for those committed to serving the state's healthcare needs.
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Introduced Jan 10, 2025
Last action Jan 10, 2025
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