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State of Arizona Grant Program for Preceptors of Healthcare Graduate Students is sponsored by Arizona Health Workforce. This program aims to incentivize volunteer preceptors to continue to precept graduate students and provide key learning experiences to these students. This aligns with the Connie Hillman Family Foundation's interest in healthcare and workforce development.
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State of Arizona Grant Program for Preceptors of Healthcare Graduate Students – AZ Health Workforce State of Arizona Grant Program for Preceptors of Healthcare Graduate Students Arizona House Bill 2691 36-1806 The State of Arizona Grant Program for Preceptors of Healthcare Graduate Students is a grant program for Arizona University preceptors.
Grant monies have been distributed to the state's largest nonprofit organizations, The Arizona Medical Association, The Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association, The Arizona Nurses Association, The Arizona State Association of Physician Assistants, and The Arizona Dental Association.
Health care professionals must be licensed pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes Title 32 and serve as a volunteer preceptor for a minimum of four weeks may apply for a grant from the state nonprofit that represents their discipline.
Program Goals and Impacts The State of Arizona Grant Program for Preceptors of Healthcare Graduate Students goal is to incentivize volunteer preceptors to continue to precept graduate students and provide key learning experiences for these students. Impacts of the program include an i ncrease in preceptorships being offered to students and increased willingness for health professionals to volunteer as preceptors.
Funds administered by The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) to the largest state nonprofits. Each preceptor can receive a $1,000 grant per fiscal year. The program is administered from fiscal year 2022/2023 through 2026/2027.
To attain sustainability continue to increase the capacity of education programs and organizations to work collaboratively to provide preceptor programs for all levels. Sustainability Challenges Challenges to sustainability may include: Structure and process for continued collaboration. Supportive (culturally and fiscally) clinical sites.
The Arizona Medical Association, The Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association, The Arizona Nurses Association, The Arizona State Association of Physician Assistants, The Arizona Dental Association and The Arizona Department of Health Services. "This program allowed me to develop a specific, month-long senior elective for students interested in neurology.
This program not only created the opportunity to develop this elective, but opened up further possible electives with other faculty, and created a sense of priority for this type of preceptorship. The Preceptorship Grant Program has helped validate the work we do as medical educators". Professor of Neurology at The University of Arizona
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Preceptors of graduate students attending Arizona universities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
State of Arizona Grant Program for Preceptors of Healthcare Graduate Students is funded by Arizona Health Workforce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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