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Hospitals and training programs ask revenue committee to approve tax credit for clinical preceptors
Summary
Hospitals, educators and physician assistant programs urged lawmakers to create an annual tax credit (up to $5,000) for physicians, physician assistants and nurses who precept students as a recruitment and retention tool for the health workforce.
Hospital associations, program directors and clinician-educators on Tuesday asked the Joint Committee on Revenue to establish a tax credit to incentivize healthcare professionals who serve as clinical preceptors for students.
House Bill 3,218 / Senate Bill 19-60 would create a tax credit — proposed in testimony at up to $5,000 per year — for eligible physicians, physician assistants and nurses who precept students in approved higher-education preceptorship programs. Proponents said the credit…
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