What can we do to, and loan forgiveness, to attract individuals to this field after they have graduated from medical school and can serve in the military, serve our personnel, but maybe even do some work in the civilian sector somehow related to that?
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Kaptur discusses attracting medical professionals to serve military and civilian sectors.
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