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This is the HRSA nurse corps board, nhsc is a different program.

Yikes...*cringe* Classic nurse attitude/behavior, if it doesn't benefit me then I don't care...smh

Yea I see that on mine now too. It wasn't there about 3 hours ago. My federal tax withheld box is blank.

Anyone receive their tax documents yet? They were supposed to be available by January 31st but I haven't gotten/can't find it anywhere in the portal. I sent a message and they said I elected to receive it online and not through the mail. Just curious if anyone has their tax documents already. Thanks.

There is no OB at my facility so I don't know how that would benefit you or the documents you would need. Historically, based on posts here, a minimum DTI of around ~160% is necessary to be in the running. The extra Cares Act funding is what allowed me to receive the award. Good luck.

"Introduced in Senate (01/13/2022) Nurse Corps Tax Parity Act of 2022 This bill excludes from gross income, for income tax purposes, amounts received by members of the Nurse Corps as scholarships or loan forgiveness." Hmm, I assumed we fell under loan forgiveness.

Well, well, well, look at what we have here. Maybe there will be hope for us nurses after all to be treated fairly. I encourage you to contact your legislators and urge their support for this bill. https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/3505/text?r=2

Congratulations! I got mine too! Yea, but keep in mind this year there was like 3x the ordinary funding d/t a one time increase from the American Rescue Plan Act. So obviously a lot more awards were made...makes me worried about the prospects of having our 3rd year continuation award approved. I applied last year and never even got a credit check so I credit the extra funding for allowing me to receive the award this year.

You simply have to look at politics for the reason why...as you stated Dr's get their loans forgiven and tax free at that. Same with the PSLF which again a majority of doctors apply to...many Drs are politicians and therfore they write laws which benefit them alone. ?

Gotcha, I think I saw it's typical for 4-5 weeks between signature and getting the welcome documents...

Tier formula is in the program guidance...DTI % and your facility HPSA score determines the tier...are you a RN? NP? etc...all that determines where you fall in line...if all your loans are eligible and that is your official EV salary then your DTI is 156%...that's a decent number but again depends on your provider type and the associated funding preferences. For reference, I'm a CRNA, so the final the funding pool, Tier 1, DTI 171%

What's your tier, DTI and what type of provider are you?...that'll give you an idea if you're still in the running

Are you sure? Log in to your account and click the "view my Nurse Corps LRP contract" it's directly under the two green bars. Check the last page to see if you have the electronic signature there.

Congrats!

I got my finalist email at like 9pm on Aug 12. I immediately accepted, I just logged in to my acct and it says "award accepted- under final review." But when I clicked on the "Your Signed Nurse Corps LRP contract" (just below the two green bars) it shows I received a designee signature on the 20th. I haven't gotten any other emails from HRSA yet...