Texas § 58A.053 RULES.

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§ 58A.053 — RULES.

Texas § 58A.053

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 58A.053 (2026).

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Sec. 58A.053. RULES. In consultation with each medical school in this state, the board shall adopt rules for the administration of the program established under this subchapter. The rules must include:

(1)administrative provisions relating to the awarding of grants under this subchapter, such as:

(A)eligibility criteria for medical schools;

(B)grant application procedures;

(C)guidelines relating to grant amounts;

(D)procedures for evaluating grant applications; and

(E)procedures for monitoring the use of grants; and

(2)methods for tracking the effectiveness of grants that:

(A)using data reasonably available to the board, consider relevant information regarding the career paths of medical school graduates during the four-year period following their graduation; and

(B)evaluate wheth

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Sec. 58A.053. RULES. In consultation with each medical school in this state, the board shall adopt rules for the administration of the program established under this subchapter. The rules must include:
(1) administrative provisions relating to the awarding of grants under this subchapter, such as:
(A) eligibility criteria for medical schools;
(B) grant application procedures;
(C) guidelines relating to grant amounts;
(D) procedures for evaluating grant applications; and
(E) procedures for monitoring the use of grants; and
(2) methods for tracking the effectiveness of grants that:
(A) using data reasonably available to the board, consider relevant information regarding the career paths of medical school graduates during the four-year period following their graduation; and
(B) evaluate whether and for how long those graduates work in primary care in this state.