The Community Apgar Project (CAP) is a research-validated questionnaire used to assist rural critical access hospitals and community health centers identify strengths and challenges related to recruiting Family Medicine Physicians. The CAP was developed by the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho and Boise State University, and has been implemented...
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CCHN – Careers at Colorado Community Health Centers
This site is managed by the Colorado Community Health network and is designed as a marketing and recruitment tool to attract clinicians to Colorado.
View moreColorado PCO: Colorado Health Service Corps
Click through to access the main informational page about the state loan repayment program in Colorado.
View moreNational Health Service Corps
The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) helps bring health care to those who need it most. Since 1972, they have been connecting primary health care providers to areas of the United States with limited access to care through their scholarship and loan repayment programs.
View moreNational Health Service Corps Jobs Center
The official jobs board of the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) helps NHSC-eligible clinicians connect to openings at NHSC-eligible sites. All health centers are strongly urged to create a FREE profile to attract clinicians looking for jobs.
View moreAlaska PCO’s SHARP Program
This page describes Alaska’s SHARP program, which was designed to address the shortage of certain health professionals in the state by increasing the number and improving the distribution of healthcare professionals who provide direct patient care. The SHARP program seeks to recruit and retain selected health care professionals to...
View moreAAPCHO Primary Care Pipeline: CHC Physicians Fostering Healthier Communities
AAPCHO’s Primary Care Pipeline: CHC Physicians Fostering Healthier Communities podcast series highlights careers in the community (CHC) health center network. Podcast interviewees discuss the advantages and rewards of working in community health centers, as well as the importance of ensuring that the community health center workforce as a whole...
View more3RNet Organizational Members
3RNet has members across the United States, the Northern Mariana Islands, the Cherokee Nation, and two federal agencies: the Department of Veterans Affairs and Indian Health Services. Members include organizations such as State Offices of Rural Health, Primary Care Offices, AHECs, university programs, state-based non-profit organizations and Primary Care...
View moreRHIHub Rural Health Workforce Topic Guide
The Rural Health Information Hub has compiled this comprehensive overview of rural health workforce issues, including links to relevant studies, policy briefs, frequently asked questions, and more. RHIHub offers many services to help inform decisions affecting rural health and human services. All services are provided free of charge.
View moreMPCA Recruitment and Retention Toolkit
The Michigan Primary Care Association compiled this tookit of updates, webinars, informational overviews, and other resources in order to assist health centers in addressing their recruitment and retention challenges.
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