State Agency · Department of Health Care Access and Information
Licensed Mental Health Services Provider Education Program
Last updated: September 7, 2026
Department of Health Care Access and Information
Funding
Funding amount not specified
Closes
October 13, 2020
NAICS
621
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Commencing January 1, 2005, any licensed mental health service provider, including a mental health service provider who is employed at a publicly funded mental health facility or a public or nonprofit private mental health facility that contracts with a county mental health entity or facility to provide mental health services, who provides direct patient care in a publicly funded facility or a mental health professional shortage area may apply for grants under the program to reimburse his or her educational loans related to a career as a licensed mental health service provider. A standard contractual agreement to be signed by the director and any licensed mental health service provider who is serving in a publicly funded facility or a mental health professional shortage area that would require the licensed mental health service provider who receives a grant under the program to work in the publicly funded facility or a mental health professional shortage area for at least one year.
Eligibility
- Programs related to healthcare
- Programs related to mental health
Award details
Applications close on October 13, 2020.
Categories
Facility Improvement · Health
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