Establishes a program to support veterinarians in rural Kansas, offering financial aid and requiring a four-year commitment.
The bill establishes the developing veterinary medicine in rural Kansas program within the Kansas department of agriculture. It provides financial assistance and support to veterinarians practicing in rural communities. The program offers awards of up to $100,000 per individual or the total of the individual's education debt balance, whichever is less, subject to appropriations. Recipients must commit to practicing in a rural community for four years. The program is administered by the Kansas department of agriculture in coordination with an advisory committee.
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