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Find similar grantsNurse Preceptor Incentive Grants Program is sponsored by Vermont Agency of Human Services. This program is intended to increase compensation for nurses who provide student preceptor supervision in Vermont's Critical Access Hospitals and other Vermont health care settings.
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Vermont Nurse Preceptor Incentive Grants Program | ANA-Vermont | Nursing Network Vermont Nurse Preceptor Incentive Grants Program VT Nurse Preceptor Incentive Grants Program Guidance_V1 Final The Agency of Human Services (AHS) is issuing a grant opportunity for Vermont's Critical Access Hospitals and other health care employers to provide funding that will support the compensation for nurses who provide nurse preceptor supervision.
This grant recognizes that there is an immediate need to increase the number of nurse preceptors that support the growth of our nursing workforce, and that nurses who provide preceptor supervision should be compensated with an hourly differential. For eligibility criteria and application information, please see the attached document or visit it online at Nurse Preceptor Incentive Grants Program Document.
For any additional questions or to request more information, you may email [email protected] . Don't delay! Applications must be submitted by May 31, 2023.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Vermont's Critical Access Hospitals and other health care employers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Nurse Preceptor Incentive Grants Program is funded by Vermont Agency of Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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