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The Colorado Practice-based Health Education Grant Program (PBHE) is a grant from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment that funds practice-based training opportunities for health professions students and residents across Colorado.
Created under Senate Bill 22-226 and administered by the CDPHE Primary Care Office, the program supports accredited clinical training placements, medical assistant and dental assistant programs, residencies, and other hands-on health workforce development initiatives.
Eligible recipients include Colorado accredited health professional schools, public and nonprofit medical schools, ACGME-accredited residency programs, and community health organizations. Past recipients include Denver Health, University of Colorado, Clinica Family Health, and multiple community colleges.
All funding under the initial Request for Applications (RFA 41324) has been awarded; organizations should contact CDPHE for future funding cycles.
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Colorado Practice-based Health Education Grant Program | Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment * About CDPHEToggle About CDPHE submenu * Nondiscrimination policy and procedures * Office of Environmental Justice * Environmental Equity and Cumulative Impact Analysis * Office of Health Equity * Office of Public Health Practice, Planning, and Local Partnerships * Emergency preparedness and response * Public informationToggle Public information submenu * Public records and requests * Find your local public health agency * Boards and CommissionsToggle Boards and Commissions submenu * HealthToggle Health submenu * Animal-related diseases * Birth, death, and other vital records * Chronic disease prevention * Gamete bank and fertility clinic * Prevention and wellnessToggle Prevention and wellness submenu * Maternal and child health * Sexual and reproductive health * Celebrate 6 Award of Breastfeeding Excellence * Sexually transmitted infections and HIV * EnvironmentToggle Environment submenu * Air pollutionToggle Air pollution submenu * Climate changeToggle Climate change submenu * Colorado Greenhouse Gas Inventory * Child care and school regulations * Commerce City - North Denver * Environmental agriculture * Environmental health and sustainability * Environment and your healthToggle Environment and your health submenu * Oil and gas and your health * Food safety and licensing * Hazardous materials and waste managementToggle Hazardous materials and waste management submenu * Hazardous waste management * Radiation control programToggle Radiation control program submenu * Colorado Legacy Land/Lincoln Park Superfund site * Lead safetyToggle Lead safety submenu * Test and Fix Water for KidsToggle Test and Fix Water for Kids submenu * Test & Fix Water for Kids at Family Child Care Homes * Sustainability programs * Water qualityToggle Water quality submenu * Clean waterToggle Clean water submenu * Water Quality - Permits * Water Quality Standards * Drinking water – consumers * Drinking water – public water systems * Engage with the Water Quality Control Division * Regulating per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water * Funding - Grants and Loans * Report a concern or emergency Colorado Practice-based Health Education Grant Program * Prevention and wellness * Colorado Health Service Corps * Colorado Health Service Corps eligibility details * Colorado Practice-based Health Education Grant Program * Colorado School Nurse Grant Program * Health workforce planning and assessment * Colorado Health Systems Directory * Health Professional Shortage Area maps and Data * Health Professional Shortage designation process * Public Health Workforce Enumeration * Workforce development strategy * Health professional loan repayment * Nurse Faculty loan repayment program * Rural Essential Access Provider (REAP) loan repayment program * Rural Essential Access Provider (REAP) loan repayment program hourly requirements * Rural Essential Access Provider (REAP) loan repayment program eligibility details * Colorado Health Service Corps Scholarship Program for Addiction Counselors * State dental loan repayment program * State dental loan repayment program eligibility * International medical graduates * J-1 visa waiver program * National Interest Waiver program * Community water fluoridation * Dental assistance for seniors * School-based oral health including tools from Smart Mouths, Smart Kids The Colorado Practice-based Health Education Grant Program (PBHE) was created through Senate Bill 22-226, signed into law during the 2022 Regular Session of the Colorado General Assembly (Colorado Revised Statutes § 25-1.
5-407). This program is housed in the Primary Care Office at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
The intent of the program is to: a) increase practice-based training opportunities necessary for health professions students enrolled in accredited Colorado schools to complete degree requirements and become licensed to practice; b) program participants enrolled in other training or residency programs offered by a public or nonprofit Colorado medical school or residency program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to gain hands-on experience in pursuit of a license in the health care field.
All available funding under the Request for Applications RFA 41324 has been awarded. No further funding is available at this time.
The recipients of the Practice-based Health Education Grant Program are: * CDPHE/Health Facilities and EMS Division * Clinica Family Health/Dental Assistant Training * Denver Health and Hospital Authority/Medical Assistant Training Program * Denver Health and Hospital Authority/ASPIRe * Denver Health and Hospital Authority/APP CET * Denver Health and Hospital Authority/CO-WIP * Denver Health and Hospital Authority/ELITE * Kids in Need of Dentistry (KIND) * Metropolitan State University of Denver * National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement (NIMAA) * Northeastern Junior College Foundation * Regents/University of Colorado Denver/Preventive Medicine Residency * Upper Pine River Fire Protection District * Upper San Juan Health Service District/Pagosa Springs Medical Center * Adams Arapahoe 28J/Aurora Public Schools/Pickens Technical College * Clinica Family Health/Medical Assistant Training Program * Colorado Institute of Family Medicine * Colorado Mesa University * Denver Health and Hospital Authority/Dental Workforce Project * Montrose Regional Health * Tepeyac Community Health * Valley-Wide Health Systems, Inc For more information on this program, please email Andrea Magness, MPH,Practice-based Health Education Grant Program Coordinator, at andrea.
magness@state. co. us.
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