Texas § 61.9803 GRANTS: CONDITIONS; LIMITATIONS.

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§ 61.9803 — GRANTS: CONDITIONS; LIMITATIONS.

Texas § 61.9803

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 61.9803 (2026).

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Sec. 61.9803. GRANTS: CONDITIONS; LIMITATIONS.

(a)The board may make a grant under this subchapter to an emergency and trauma care education partnership only if the board determines that:

(1)the partnership will meet applicable standards for instruction and student competency for each program offered by each participating education program;

(2)each participating education program will, as a result of the partnership, enroll in the education program a sufficient number of additional students as established by the board;

(3)each hospital participating in an emergency and trauma care education partnership will provide to students enrolled in a participating education program clinical placements that:

(A)allow the students to take part in providing or to observe, as appropriate, emergency

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Sec. 61.9803. GRANTS: CONDITIONS; LIMITATIONS. (a) The board may make a grant under this subchapter to an emergency and trauma care education partnership only if the board determines that:
(1) the partnership will meet applicable standards for instruction and student competency for each program offered by each participating education program;
(2) each participating education program will, as a result of the partnership, enroll in the education program a sufficient number of additional students as established by the board;
(3) each hospital participating in an emergency and trauma care education partnership will provide to students enrolled in a participating education program clinical placements that:
(A) allow the students to take part in providing or to observe, as appropriate, emergency and trauma care services offered by the hospital; and
(B) meet the clinical education needs of the students; and
(4) the partnership will satisfy any other requirement established by board rule.
(b) A grant under this subchapter may be spent only on costs related to the development or operation of an emergency and trauma care education partnership that prepares a student to complete a graduate professional nursing program with a specialty focus on emergency and trauma care or earn board certification by the American Board of Medical Specialties.