Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Health
Title R434 - Clinical Services, Primary Care and Rural Health
Rule R434-40 - Utah Health Care Workforce Financial Assistance Program
Section R434-40-17 - Release of Recipient from Service Obligation
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 434-40-17
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1) The Department may cancel or release, in full or in part, a recipient from the service obligation under the grant agreement without penalty:
(a) if the service
obligation has been fulfilled;
(b)
if the recipient fails to meet the conditions of the award or if it reasonably
appears the recipient will not meet the loan repayment or scholarship grant
conditions;
(c) if the recipient
cannot fulfill the service obligation due to permanent disability that prevents
the recipient from performing any work for remuneration or profit;
(d) if the recipient dies; or
(e) for other good cause shown, as determined
by the Department.
(2) Extreme hardship sufficient to release the recipient without penalty includes:
(a) inability to complete the required
schooling or fulfill service obligation due to permanent disability that
prevents the recipient from completing school or performing any work for
remuneration or profit; or
(b) a
family member, for which the recipient is the principal care giver, has a
life-threatening chronic illness.
(3) The Department may develop alternative service obligation criteria that a loan repayment or scholarship grant recipient may use to fulfill the service obligation if the loan repayment or scholarship grant recipient cannot fulfill the service obligation at an approved site due to reasons beyond the recipient's control.
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