Texas SB2695 establishes programs to support medical education in rural areas and allows certain delegation of medical acts to advanced practice.

The Texas Critically Underserved Relief and Enhancement Act (Texas Cure Act) establishes the Rural Admission Medical Program (RAMP) to support students from counties with populations under 25,000 pursuing medical education. RAMP provides scholarships, summer stipends, and guarantees admission to participating medical schools. Students must meet criteria such as high school and undergraduate GPA, location in a qualifying county, and personal characteristics.

Texas SB2695 establishes programs to support medical education in rural areas and allows certain delegation of medical acts to advanced practice.

The Texas Critically Underserved Relief and Enhancement Act (Texas Cure Act) establishes the Rural Admission Medical Program (RAMP) to support students from counties with populations under 25,000 pursuing medical education. RAMP provides scholarships, summer stipends, and guarantees admission to participating medical schools. Students must meet criteria such as high school and undergraduate GPA, location in a qualifying county, and personal characteristics.