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Was just thinking about the different options for public loan service as a PM&R doc. After residency, what are some of the most attractive options for PSLF-VA perhaps? Any purely outpatient jobs that would qualify? Just contemplating the future, thanks!
There is a note on the website showing that those working with disabled do qualify, but it isn't really explained in detail...
There is a note on the website showing that those working with disabled do qualify, but it isn't really explained in detail...
https://studentaid.ed.gov/sites/default/files/public-service-employment-certification-form.pdfA
public service organization
is:
A Federal, State, local or Tribal gov
ernment organization, agency or entity;
A public child or family service agency;
A non-profit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal
Revenue Code that is exempt from taxation under Section 501(a
) of the Internal
Revenue Code;
A Tribal college or university; or
A private organization (that is not a labor union or a partisan po
litical organization) that provides at least one of the follo
wing public services:
emergency management,
military service,
public safety,
law enforcement,
public interest law services,
early childhood education (including licensed or regulated ch
ild care, Head Start, and State funded pre-kindergarten),
public service for individuals with disabilities and the elderly,
public health (including nurses, nurse pr
actitioners, nurses in a clin
ical setting, and full-time professionals engaged in hea
lth care practitioner
occupations and health support occupations, as such
terms are defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics),
public education,
public library services,
school library services, or
other school-based services.