Minnesota Department of Health
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is a state government agency dedicated to promoting public health across Minnesota. It encompasses multiple divisions including the Center for Health Equity, Child and Family Health Division, Community Health, Environmental Health Division, Health Policy Division, Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Division, Health Regulation Division, Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Division, and Public Health Laboratory. The agency focuses on various health-related areas such as immunizations, lead service lines, disease prevention, healthcare facilities and providers, data and statistics, and supporting healthy communities and environments. MDH provides services including birth certificates, healthcare provider searches, and public health resources. The department operates with a mission to improve health equity and provide comprehensive public health services to Minnesota residents.
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20 grantsRural Family Medicine Residency Grant
Rural Family Medicine Residency Grant supports family medicine residency programs by funding current and new training positions to expand rural training and strengthen Minnesota’s rural physician workforce.
Community Clinic Grant
Community Clinic Grant supports clinics serving low-income and rural Minnesotans, funding service planning, establishment, and operations to expand or sustain care for uninsured and underinsured patients.
Rural Clinical Rotations Grant Program
Rural Clinical Rotations Grant Program supports Minnesota health-professions training programs in adding or expanding rotations and specialized training to develop rural clinical learning opportunities.
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