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National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Overview
The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) is committed to improving
the health of the Nation's underserved by uniting communities in
need with caring health professionals and supporting communities'
efforts to build better systems of care.
The NHSC provides comprehensive team-based health care that bridges
geographic, financial, cultural, and language barriers. The NHSC
is working toward helping all Americans, everywhere, to gain access
to quality health care.
Read the pages below to learn more about the NHSC and the various
opportunities.
NHSC
Overview
Web page
Scholarship Program
Overview
Web page
Frequently
Asked Questions
Application
Loan Repayment Program
Overview
Web page
Frequently Asked Questions
Application
Job Opportunities List
Overview
Web page
Student/Resident Experiences
and Rotations in Community Health (SEARCH)
Overview
Web page
Ready Responders
Overview
Web page
Application
Ambassador Program
Overview
Web page
Communities
Web page
Health Professional Shortage
Areas (HPSAs) A HPSA is a geographic area, population group,
or health care facility that has been designated by the Federal
Government as having a shortage of health professionals.
Monthly e-publications
ALERT-offers updates to Ambassadors
such as NHSC and Ambassador Program updates and opportunities,
information and resources to promote careers in primary care,
programmatic ideas, and profiles on Ambassador activities and
success stories.
NHSCurrent-helps keep Scholars
up to date and assists them through their NHSC journey.
E-Connection-provides clinicians
with NHSC news updates, success stories, timely health care information,
and valuable resources.
Site Link-delivers news and
information about NHSC opportunities, policies, program issues,
and upcoming events to NHSC sites.
NHSC Update-offers up-to-date
information on practice opportunities, policy changes, recruitment
data, and answers to frequently asked questions.
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