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In preparation for the AAFP National Conference and  the upcoming application/recruiting season, the RTT Collaborative Student Edition Newsletter is now available!

This newsletter also announces a Rural Residency Fest, presented by RTTC, on July 22. This Rural Residency Fest will give students resources and tips on finding a rural residency, some guidance on questions to ask a residency,
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We want to offer a big thank you to everyone who attended the 2020 RTT Collaborative Annual Meeting! You helped make it a success, despite the challenges brought on by a virtual platform. Be sure to check out page 4 of the newsletter for the Annual Meeting Highlights. In this newsletter edition, we highlighted two participating programs based in Montana.
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Deadllne for application: Midnight June 7, 2020; now closed

The RTT Collaborative Board and the cooperative of rural programs it represents is happy to offer up to three scholarships for the National Institute for Program Director Development fellowship program in academic year 2020-2021. Any director, site director, or faculty of a currently accredited or developing rural program is encouraged to apply.
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Please download our March 2020 Newsletter (1.94 MB pdf) In the newsletter, you can learn about many things including the transformation of our Annual Meeting to an online platform. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, The RTT Collaborative has cancelled our in-person meeting next month in Stevenson, Washington. Instead, we are planning an online meeting for 3 hours each day,
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As the winter holiday seasons begins and the year comes to a close, we hope you enjoy our updates and exciting opportunities that the RTT Collaborative has to share. To download the December edition of our newsletter, click here. For those wanting to join as a participating program, we want to welcome you to join this important cooperative.
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The RTT Collaborative has just published its Annual Report for the 2018-2019 school year. We’re excited to share what we’ve been up to over the last year. Read on for a message from the Executive Director, newsletter highlights, participating programs, and more. As you can see, as a non-profit cooperative we welcome year-end contributions from individuals and organizations! To subscribe to our Google list and to receive quarterly newsletters and other notices send an email to Dawn Mollica at mollicd1@ohio.edu.
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This year’s Annual Meeting promises to be an exciting event! Hosted by three participating rural residency programs in Oregon – a new expanded precedent in hosting for The RTT Collaborative – the Collaborative is enjoying its seventh year of existence as a nationwide cooperative of rural programs in medical school and residency. The meeting also welcomes the Rural Medical Educators (a special interest group within the National Rural Health Association) and the Rural Residency Planning and Development grantees and technical assistance center staff for 2019-2021 (RRPD).
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In this September’s newsletter, the RTT Collaborative has some new and exciting events and programs to share. Inside this issue, you can find a feature on a newly accredited participating program in Grays Harbor, WA, a summary of the 2019 AAFP National Conference, and interviews with our new board members.

If you aren’t already one of the many dedicated participating programs that collaborates with RTTC,
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Look for us at National Conference!

Rural will be well-represented at the 2019 AAFP National Conference in Kansas City.  The RTT Collaborative will have more than 30 Participating Programs exhibiting  this year.  View the rural programs map to see a  list of all rural programs.  Students interested in the  Recruiting for Rural Inquiry Breakfast should register by 7/24.
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Having just wrapped up our 2019 RTT Collaborative Annual Meeting, we want to extend a big thank you to everyone who attended and made it a success. Be sure to check out the June 2019 Newsletter, especially page 4 and 5 for highlights and pictures of the event.

For those of you looking to attend next year,
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