State program to boost Virginia’s nursing workforce relaunches with $4.8 million to award
Virginia has relaunched a state program with $4.8 million in funding to improve the nursing workforce. Eligible applicants including schools and healthcare providers can apply for grants supporting nursing education and retention. The program places a specific emphasis on addressing needs in rural areas.
High schools, colleges and universities, hospitals, and healthcare providers can apply for funding to support nursing education and retention, with an emphasis on rural areas.
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