Plan to replace physicians in Rutherford County rural areas
A detailed plan presented by Dr. W C Bostic proposes creating an A-1 North Carolina Medical College driven pathway to supply rural physicians. The program would fund two year college work, then a four year medical course, with a limited license to practice in rural health centers after training and ten years of service. It envisions state and county boards, scholarships, and staged license upgrades to ensure doctors serve rural districts while restoring community health and stabilizing rural life. The proposal argues the plan preserves medical standards, benefits state education spending, and revitalizes farming communities.
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County Medical Society
W. C. Bostic
Forest City
Rutherford County Medical Society
Rutherford County
North Carolina
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County Board of Health
Medical College of North Carolina
State University
A. & E. College
Wake Forest
Duke University
Davidson College
North Carolina School of Medicine
American Medical Association
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State Board of Medical Examiners
North Carolna
State Board of Health
Aycock
United States
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