Florida Administrative Code
64 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
64W - Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management
Chapter 64W-4 - FLORIDA REIMBURSEMENT ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
Section 64W-4.006 - Funding Methodology
Universal Citation: FL Admin Code R 64W-4.006
Current through Reg. 50, No. 187; September 24, 2024
(1) From the funds available, the Department shall make payments as follows:
(a) Up to $4, 000 per year for licensed
practical nurses and registered nurses;
(b) Up to $10, 000 per year for advanced
practice registered nurses and physician assistants;
(c) Up to $15, 000 per year to autonomous
APRNs; and
(d) Up to $20, 000 per
year for physicians.
(2) Payments will be made based on the prioritization method specified in Rule 64W-4.005 F.A.C and then by the following allocation method.
(a) All approved
applications will be counted, and the total number divided by four to get the
number of applicants for each prioritization quartile.
(b) All approved applications will be ranked
highest to lowest by prioritization score and assigned to a quartile based on
the result of paragraph (2)(a) above.
(c) Applications will be funded by Quartiles:
1. Quartile 1 will be funded at 100% of the
amount in subsection (1) above, unless the situation in paragraph (d) below
occurs.
2. Quartile 2 will be
funded at 85% of the amount in subsection (1) above, unless the situation in
paragraph (d) below occurs.
3.
Quartile 3 will be funded at 70% of the amount in subsection (1) above, unless
the situation in paragraph (d) below occurs.
4. Quartile 4 will be funded at 55% of the
amount in subsection (1) above, unless the situation in paragraph (d) below
occurs.
(d) If the
applicant requests less than the amount in their assigned quartile, they will
get the full amount requested.
(3) If available funds are not exhausted in Tier 1, awards will be issued to applicants in Tier 2 following the same methodology as in subsection (2) above.
(4) This rule will be reviewed and repealed, modified, or renewed through the rulemaking process five years from the effective date.
Rulemaking Authority 1009.65 FS. Law Implemented 1009.65 FS.
New 4-20-23.
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