Idaho's Medical Education Suitors
This year, the state will spend $10.6 million helping Idaho students attend medical school.
Despite these tuition subsidies, Idaho ranks last in the nation for physicians per capita — a chronic public health issue.
Three medical schools want to take on Idaho students, if the state is willing to buy more medical school seats.
- A University of Washington-led medical program hopes to build on its 53-year Idaho partnership.
- A University of Utah, another longtime Idaho partner, is in growth mode.
No quick or simple cure for Idaho's physician shortage.
Author's summary: Idaho seeks medical education solutions.
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