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GrantNebraska DHHS Nebraska Loan Repayment Program (NLRP)
Atlas Opportunity Score93/100
FundingUp to $180,000 for qualifying doctors and dentists ($60,000 per year for three years) and up to $90,000 for other qualifying professions ($30,000 per year for three years), subject to eligible educational debt and current program rules.
DeadlineRolling/current. Nebraska DHHS publishes no fixed closing date and states that the Office of Rural Health currently accepts applications for the loan repayment programs and assesses applications as they come in.
Required next actionFor an eligible clinician/site, verify discipline and shortage-area eligibility, confirm employment and the required local 50/50 match, then complete the clinician and local-entity application portions. Do not advance a matched submission without approval or an applicable waiver.
Current statusActiveSource verificationOctober 5, 2026
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Funding Potential
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