cinntsp Posted January 23, 2015 Share Posted January 23, 2015 I find that unfortunate considering how many patients I see that are uninsured and underserved. Inpatient SettingsInpatient hospital settings (except CAHs) are not eligible NHSC service sites. Thus, clinicians who are employed in an inpatient setting in a full time capacity are not eligible for an NHSC LRP award.. Hospitalists do not qualify for the NHSC LRP unless they can consistently meet the required minimum number of hours per week in an approved outpatient setting, as set forth in the clinical practice requirements below. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Z PA-C Posted January 23, 2015 Share Posted January 23, 2015 What is a reasonable expectation for a monthly payment on, say, 100K in loans? is the current Gradplus rate around 8%? Suppose it is, what would one be looking at? What is the term for repayment when they set up your monthly payments? I think with private loans its 15 years, like a mortgage. What about student loans? Anyone? I'm curious about the particulars of determining one's monthly payments. Loan Calculator Loan Balance: $100,000.00 Adjusted Loan Balance: $100,000.00 Loan Interest Rate: 7.90% Loan Fees: 0.00% Loan Term: 10 years Minimum Payment: $50.00 Monthly Loan Payment: $1,208.00 Number of Payments: 120 Cumulative Payments: $144,959.71 Total Interest Paid: $44,959.71 Here is the website if you want to play around with different loan terms and get an estimate of what monthly payments would be. http://www.finaid.org/calculators/scripts/loanpayments.cgi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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