Texas SB2150 mandates coordination between teaching hospitals and medical schools for student placements and establishes a priority order for these.

Texas SB2150 amends the Education Code and Health and Safety Code to require teaching hospitals and medical schools to coordinate through written agreements for student placements in clerkships or clinical rotations. The bill establishes a priority order for these placements, favoring residents of the hospital's community, then residents of the state, and finally non-resident students. Additionally, teaching hospitals are prohibited from charging non-resident students more than resident students for these placements.

Texas SB2150 mandates coordination between teaching hospitals and medical schools for student placements and establishes a priority order for these.

Texas SB2150 amends the Education Code and Health and Safety Code to require teaching hospitals and medical schools to coordinate through written agreements for student placements in clerkships or clinical rotations. The bill establishes a priority order for these placements, favoring residents of the hospital's community, then residents of the state, and finally non-resident students. Additionally, teaching hospitals are prohibited from charging non-resident students more than resident students for these placements.