Minnesota SF1573 establishes a grant program for occupational medicine residency programs in Minnesota.
Minnesota SF1573 establishes an occupational medicine residency grant program to support existing and new residency positions. The commissioner of health must award grants to eligible, not-for-profit programs, prioritizing new positions and allocating remaining funds based on existing residents. Grant funds can cover training, recruitment, travel, salaries, and training site improvements. The commissioner must collect data on shortages and oversee the program, including evaluating the expansion of residency positions.
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