HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 100
(By Delegates Amores, Beane, Kominar, Mahan, Mezzatesta,
Michael, Pino, Staton, Varner and Warner)
[Introduced March 12, 2004]
Recognizing the importance of continuing the health science
graduate education programs at West Virginia University,
Marshall University and the West Virginia School of
Osteopathic Medicine.
Whereas, The citizens of the State of West Virginia deserve
access to physicians who are well educated and well prepared to
perform their duties; and
Whereas, The West Virginia University School of Medicine, the
Marshall University School of Medicine and the West Virginia School
of Osteopathic Medicine supply the State of West Virginia with
highly skilled physicians and premium health care in various
medical specialties; and
Whereas, The schools of medicine supply the State of West
Virginia with highly skilled physicians and premium healthcare in
various medical specialties; and
Whereas, The schools of medicine additionally serve as the
major referral source for the necessary healthcare services
utilized by all West Virginians, especially enrollees of the
Medicaid program; therefore, be it
Resolved by the Legislature of West Virginia:
That the base general revenue fiscal appropriations for the
year ending June 30, 2004, for Higher Education institutions of
health science education are as follows:
WVU - School of Health Sciences$ 43,683,902
WVU - School of Health Sciences - Charleston3,909,083
WVU - School of Medicine BRIM Subsidy1,115,519
Marshall Medical School13,401,248
Marshall University Medical School BRIM Subsidy564,721
School of Osteopathic Medicine6,624,876
School of Osteopathic Medicine BRIM Subsidy90,249
and, be it
Further Resolved, That these appropriations are hereby noted
by the Legislature and memorialized as an investment in our future.
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