Iowa 2023-2024 Regular Session

Iowa Senate Bill SF325 Latest Draft

Bill / Introduced Version Filed 02/20/2023

                            Senate File 325 - Introduced   SENATE FILE 325   BY COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND   HUMAN SERVICES   (SUCCESSOR TO SSB 1104)   A BILL FOR   An Act relating to a state-funded psychiatry residency and 1   fellowship program. 2   BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA: 3   TLSB 1625SV (1) 90   pf/rh  

  S.F. 325   Section 1. Section 135.180, Code 2023, is amended to read 1   as follows: 2   135.180 State-funded psychiatry residency and fellowship   3   program  fund  appropriations. 4   1. a.   The university of Iowa hospitals and clinics shall 5   administer a state-funded psychiatry residency and fellowship   6   program in cooperation for up to nine residents and up to 7   two fellows, annually. The university of Iowa hospitals and 8   clinics shall expand the psychiatry residency program to   9   provide additional residency positions by providing financial 10   support for residency positions which are in excess of the   11   federal residency cap established by the federal Balanced 12   Budget Act of 1997, Pub. L. No. 105-33. 13   b.   The university of Iowa hospitals and clinics shall 14   cooperate with the state mental health institutes at 15   Independence and Cherokee, the state resource center at 16   Woodward, the state training school at Eldora, and the Iowa 17   medical and classification center at Oakdale in administering   18   the program   . The university of Iowa hospitals and clinics 19   shall expand the psychiatry residency program to provide 20   additional residency positions by providing financial support   21   for residency positions which are in excess of the federal 22   residency cap established by the federal   Balanced Budget Act of 23   1997 , Pub. L. No. 105-33 . Participating residents and fellows 24   shall complete a portion of their psychiatry training at one 25   of the state mental health institutes, the state resource 26   center, the state training school, or the Iowa medical and 27   classification center at Oakdale. For accreditation-required 28   clinical experiences not available at the state mental health 29   institutes, the state resource center, the state training 30   school, or the Iowa medical and classification center at 31   Oakdale, the residents of the   psychiatry residency and 32   fellowship program and its residents may utilize clinical 33   rotations at the university of Iowa hospitals and clinics and 34   its affiliates across the state. 35   -1-   LSB 1625SV (1) 90   pf/rh   1/ 3                                  

  S.F. 325   2. The university of Iowa hospitals and clinics shall apply 1   to the accreditation council for graduate medical education 2   for approval of twelve   nine additional residency positions 3   for each class of residents and the psychiatry residency and 4   fellowship   program shall award the total number of residency 5   positions approved for each class of residents. The university   6   of Iowa hospitals and clinics shall approve and award up to two 7   fellowship positions annually. Preference in the awarding of 8   residency and fellowship   positions shall be given to candidates 9   who are residents of Iowa, attended and earned an undergraduate 10   degree from an Iowa college or university, or attended and 11   earned a medical degree from a medical school in Iowa. 12   3. A psychiatry residency and fellowship   program fund 13   is created in the state treasury consisting of the moneys 14   appropriated or credited to the fund by law. Notwithstanding 15   section 8.33 , moneys in the fund at the end of each fiscal year 16   shall not revert to any other fund but shall remain in the 17   psychiatry residency and fellowship   program fund for use in 18   subsequent fiscal years. Moneys in the fund are appropriated 19   to the university of Iowa hospitals and clinics to be used for 20   the purposes of the program. For the fiscal years beginning on 21   or after July 1, 2023, there is appropriated from the general 22   fund of the state to the psychiatry residency and fellowship   23   program fund one hundred thousand dollars for each residency 24   position approved and awarded under the program and one hundred 25   fifty thousand dollars for each fellowship position approved 26   and awarded under the program . 27   EXPLANATION 28   The inclusion of this explanation does not constitute agreement with 29   the explanations substance by the members of the general assembly. 30   This bill relates to a state-funded psychiatry residency 31   and fellowship program by expanding the existing state-funded 32   psychiatry residency program created under Code section 135.180 33   to also include fellowship positions and renaming the program 34   the state-funded psychiatry residency and fellowship program. 35   -2-   LSB 1625SV (1) 90   pf/rh   2/ 3                

  S.F. 325   The bill requires the university of Iowa hospitals and 1   clinics (UIHC) to administer the state-funded psychiatry 2   residency and fellowship program for up to nine residents 3   and up to two fellows, annually. The bill continues the 4   requirement that the UIHC cooperate with the state mental 5   health institutes at Independence and Cherokee, the state 6   resource center at Woodward, the state training school at 7   Eldora, and the Iowa medical and classification center at 8   Oakdale in administering the program, and requires that 9   participating residents, and under the bill also the fellows, 10   complete a portion of their psychiatry training at one of the 11   state mental health institutes, the state resource center, the 12   state training school, or the Iowa medical and classification 13   center at Oakdale. However, residents may utilize clinical 14   rotations at the UIHC and its affiliates across the state if 15   accreditation-required clinical experiences are not available 16   at the state facilities. The bill continues the requirement 17   under the current program that preference in the awarding 18   of residency positions, and under the bill also fellowship 19   positions, shall be given to candidates who are residents of 20   Iowa, attended and earned an undergraduate degree from an Iowa 21   college or university, or attended and earned a medical degree 22   from a medical school in Iowa. 23   The bill renames the existing program fund the psychiatry 24   residency and fellowship program fund. Under the bill, for 25   the fiscal years beginning on or after July 1, 2023, there 26   is appropriated from the general fund of the state to the 27   psychiatry residency and fellowship program fund $100,000 for 28   each residency position approved and awarded under the program 29   and $150,000 for each fellowship position approved and awarded 30   under the program. 31   -3-   LSB 1625SV (1) 90   pf/rh   3/ 3