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Applicant Information Bulletin: School Year 2009-2010
Waiver, Suspension or Cancellation of the Service
Obligation
Scholarship recipients seeking a waiver (for a permanent
situation) or suspension (for a temporary situation)
of the service obligation must submit a written request
to the Scholar Support Branch of the Division of Scholar
and Clinician Support (DSCS) at 5600 Fishers Lane,
Room 8A-15, Rockville, Maryland 20857. The request
must state the underlying circumstances and be supported
by documentation.
Requests for waivers and suspensions are processed
and reviewed by the Legal and Compliance Office (LCO).
Waivers (or suspensions) of the service obligation
may be granted by the LCO, whenever compliance by
the individual would be impossible(or temporarily
impossible), or would involve extreme hardship
(or temporary extreme hardship) to the individual
and would be against equity and good conscience to
enforce.
Compliance would be considered impossible if the
LCO, determines that the participant suffers from
a physical or mental disability resulting in his/her
inability to perform the commitment incurred.
To determine whether performance of the obligation
would impose an extreme hardship and be against equity
and good conscience, the LCO, will consider: (1) the
recipient's present financial resources and obligations;
(2) the recipient's estimated future financial resources
and obligations; and (3) the extent to which the recipient
has problems of a personal nature, such as physical
or mental disability, or terminal illness in the immediate
family, which so intrude on the recipient's present
and future ability to perform as to raise a presumption
that the individual would be unable to perform the
obligation incurred.
In the unfortunate event of a scholarship recipient's
death, any commitment to the NSP is canceled upon
submission of documentation to the Division of Scholar
and Clinician Support.
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On-Line
Application: Complete and submit by 5 pm ET May 14
BCRSIS
Online Banking Form: Complete and submit by 5 pm ET May 14 if you
meet the first funding preference
Supplemental
Forms (PDF - 382 KB): Complete, print, sign and mail. Must be received
or postmarked by May 14
Documentation: Compile and mail. Received
or postmarked by May 14
Mail to:
Nursing Scholarship Program
c/o HRSA Call Center
12530 Parklawn Drive, Suite 350
Rockville, MD 20852 |
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