The Center for Rural Health connects resources and knowledge to strengthen the health of people in rural communities.

Housed at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences in Grand Forks, North Dakota, the Center for Rural Health serves the people of the state, region and nation. As a resource, we identify and research rural health issues, analyze health policy, strengthen local capabilities, develop community-based alternatives, and advocate for rural concerns.

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Most Viewed Programs & Initiatives:

• National Resource Center on Native American Aging
• State Office of Rural Health
• Rural Health Workforce
• Flex Program

Openings for Health Care Providers

• Provides an updated listing (Dec 08) of communities in North Dakota with current opening for all specialties.

News

• Listen Live on Saturday to hear about the National Resource Center on Native American Aging
• North Dakotan Elected to National Advisory Council on the National Health Service Corps
• Representative Pomeroy Discusses ND as Model for National Health Care Reform with UND Center for Rural Health
• New Staff Members Join UND Center for Rural Health
• Farewell reception set for Leander "Russ" McDonald, PhD
• UND Center for Rural Health to Support Federal VA’s Office of Rural Health
• ND Rural Hospitals Receive Funds Through UND Center for Rural Health
• Primary Care Works in Cooperative, Close-Knit North Dakota
• Telemedicine in Rural America
• 2nd Annual Meet and Greet Proactively Addresses Health Care Workforce Shortages