A number of states have programs to pay off a significant chunk of medical school debt for physicians willing to work in underserved (typically rural) areas. A physician who commits to practice for up to several years — often, but not always, in primary care or mental health — can get as much as $200,000 of school loans retired.
This infographic gives the key details of five such state incentive programs. To learn more, check out the Rural Programs That Pay Off Your Medical School Debt slideshow.
