Ohio would distribute medical school subsidies using training and workforce measures

The chancellor would distribute teaching subsidies using a formula. The subsidies would go to Ohio’s six public medical schools to support clinical teaching and physician education. The subsidy would use only funds appropriated by the General Assembly; distribution depends on an appropriation. Distribution would begin in the first full fiscal year that starts after this section takes effect.

The chancellor would publish school information, review annual reports, and adopt program rules. These duties would apply to the chancellor and each of Ohio’s six public medical schools. Schools would report how they used the subsidy, their clinical training sites and placements, residency match results, and workforce retention information. The chancellor’s rules would define key terms and set data submission procedures, authorized performance measures, and data sources. The chancellor and schools would begin their duties in the first full fiscal year that starts after this section takes effect. The chancellor would publish information and schools would report each year.