Delaware Announces $1.38 Million in Funding to Recruit and Retain Doctors in Rural Communities

Delaware allocates $1.38M to attract rural physicians

Delaware is investing nearly $1.4 million in federal funds for education, housing and relocation assistance for physicians who commit to practicing in Kent and Sussex Counties.

Delaware announces $1.38 million in funding to recruit and retain doctors in rural communities

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services announced approximately $1.38 million in funding to help recruit and retain physicians in rural communities across Kent and Sussex counties on Oct. 14.

Delaware Announces Rural Health Transformation Funding to Strengthen Physician Workforce - State of Delaware News

NEW CASTLE – The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) announced funding Wednesday through Delaware’s Rural Health Transformation Program to help recruit and retain physicians serving rural communities in Kent and Sussex counties. The funding supports two programs: one providing educational awards to eligible medical students and another providing housing and relocation assistance […]

BREAKING: Trump Administration Announces New Funding to Support Early Career Physicians Who Choose to Work in Rural Delaware

The Trump Administration has announced over a million dollars in Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) funding to help recruit and retain physicians serving communities in rural Delaware. This investment will support medical students and physicians in residency training, reduce the financial burden of clinical training, and encourage more physicians to build their careers while expanding quality care access to rural communities across Delaw…