Roster

This is an approved list of the Family Practice Residency Program Rural Rotation Sites.

The city or county or economic development group of the Texas region in which the business will locate or expand should initiate a letter of request for consideration to the Executive Director of the Economic Development & Tourism division of the Office of the Governor. The letter should outline how the criteria below are met and indicate the approximate number of employees to be transferred, approximate wages to be paid and the estimated capital investment of the project.

Once a company is approved, the company is listed on this website.

The Family Practice Residency Advisory Committee (FPRAC) consists of 12 members and is charged with making funding recommendations to the Board for the Family Practice Residency Program (FPRP) and related support programs. The Committee and FPRP were established in 1977 by the Texas Legislature. The intent of the program is to increase the numbers of physicians selecting family practice as their medical specialty and to encourage those physicians to establish their practices in rural and underserved communities in Texas. Membership includes representatives from the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association, Association of Directors of Family Practice Programs, Texas Medical Association, Texas Hospital Association, Texas Academy of Family Physicians.

Member roster for current Financial Aid Advisory Committee

Financial Aid Advisory Committee Nomination Form 2022

The Texas Transfer Advisory Committee (TTAC) has responsibility to advise the Commissioner on the Texas Transfer Framework, including the development and revision of the Field of Study Curricula.

The Community, State and Technical College Liaisons serve as a single point of contact between each of the colleges and the Coordinating Board. The Liaisons receive all communications from the Coordinating Board to the colleges. Including the liaisons on communications with the community and technical colleges provides a consistent point of contact to improve the dissemination of critical information in a timely manner and ensure that information will be routed to the appropriate individuals. The Liaisons are critical to the Coordinating Board's communication efforts, as they effectively and appropriately distribute information within their colleges.