W. Va. Code R. § 133-61-7 - Award Provisions and Promissory Note
7.1. Upon notification of his or her
acceptance into the program, each recipient must sign a promissory note
agreeing to the program requirements. No award payments shall be disbursed
before the recipient has properly completed and signed the promissory note.
7.2. By signing the promissory
note, the recipient will agree to practice full-time in an underserved area for
one year for every academic year the applicant receives an award. Additionally,
the recipient will agree that if he or she fails to complete his or her
training or practice at an eligible service site as required by the award
agreement, then the recipient is in breach of contract and is liable for
repayment of the award.
7.3. If a
recipient fails to complete the service obligation and repayment of the award
is required, the granting of or a renewal of a license to practice in West
Virginia or to reciprocal licensure in another state based upon licensure in
West Virginia shall be contingent upon the recipient's repayment of the award
and any accrued interest, court costs, or other costs associated with the debt.
7.3.a. No license, renewal or reciprocity
shall be granted to persons whose payments are in arrears.
7.3.b. The appropriate regulatory board shall
inform all states where a recipient has reciprocated based upon West Virginia
licensure of any refusal to renew licensure in West Virginia as a result of
failure to repay the award amount.
7.4. Upon execution of the promissory note,
each recipient shall receive a tuition waiver in the amount of the difference
of the in-state and out-of-state tuition charged by the awardee's institution
for the academic year during which the recipient is selected for the program.
7.4.a. If a recipient receives the award in
more than one academic year, the waiver amount will be adjusted each year to
reflect the current year's tuition differential between the institution's
in-state and out-of-state tuition. A recipient must sign a separate promissory
note for each year the recipient receives an award.
Notes
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