Minnesota HF419 establishes an occupational medicine residency grant program to support training and residency positions.
Minnesota HF419 establishes an occupational medicine residency grant program to support training and residency positions. The commissioner of health must award grants to eligible programs located in Minnesota. Funds can be used for training, recruitment, travel, salaries, and facility improvements. The commissioner must prioritize new residency positions and collect data on shortages. The bill appropriates money for this program in fiscal year 2026.
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