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Find similar grantsMinnesota Clinical Oncology Rural Experience (CORE) is sponsored by Rural Cancer Institute. This program provides specialized training and hands-on clinical placements for Minnesota medical residents, fellows, medical students, nurse practitioner students, and physician assistant students to build skills for high-quality cancer care in rural areas of the state.
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Funding Details: Minnesota Clinical Oncology Rural Experience (CORE) - Rural Health Information Hub Minnesota Clinical Oncology Rural Experience (CORE) The Rural Cancer Institute offers specialized training and hands-on clinical placements for Minnesota medical residents, fellows, medical students, nurse practitioner students, and physician assistant students to build the skills needed to provide high-quality cancer care in rural areas of the state.
The program uses a community-based model designed to grow the oncology clinical workforce and directly address the cancer care workforce shortage in rural areas. CORE will offer unpaid clinical rotations in rural oncology clinics, providing hands-on work experience for participants. Rotations will involve shadowing oncologists, assisting with patient care, and participating in multidisciplinary cancer care teams.
Each participant will be assigned a mentor from a rural oncology clinic to offer career guidance and support, with mentorship continuing post-training.
The 2026 CORE Program will be hosted at Lakewood Health Systems Medical residents, fellows, medical students, nurse practitioner students, and physician assistant students in Minnesota with an interest in rural oncology are Participants will receive temporary housing accommodations and a $100 per week meal incentive during A link to the application form is available on the program website .
Email the completed application and a current CV or resume to emily@ruralcancer. org . Educational Opportunities and Fellowships · Graduate medical education · Health workforce education and training · Interprofessional training of the health workforce · Nurse practitioners and other advanced practice registered nurses For complete information about funding programs, including your application status, please contact funders directly.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Minnesota medical residents, fellows, medical students, nurse practitioner students, and physician assistant students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Minnesota Clinical Oncology Rural Experience (CORE) are due September 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Minnesota Clinical Oncology Rural Experience (CORE) is funded by Rural Cancer Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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