§ 47101 Name of Chapter
§ 47102 Legislative Findings
§ 47103 High School Pre-Medical Program
§ 47104.1 Pre-Medical Program at the University of Guam
§ 47104.3 Members of AMTE Council
§ 47104.4 Personnel
§ 47104.5 Administrator of the AMTE Council
§ 47104.6 Financial Assistance Eligibility
§ 47104.6.1 Continued Eligibility
§ 47104.7 Obligations
§ 47104.8 Financial Assistance
§ 47105 Doctor of Medicine Fellowship Program
§ 47105.1 Administration
§ 47105.2 Fund
§ 47105.2.1 Investment
§ 47105.3 Regulations
§ 47105.4 Submission of Names
§ 47105.5 Application Forms and Notices
§ 47105.6 Prohibition
§ 47105.8 Award of Physician Fellowship: Selection
§ 47105.8.1 Physician Fellowship Eligibility
§ 47105.8.2 Physician Fellowship Benefits
§ 47105.9 Physician Fellowship Obligations:\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n8\r\n\r\nCOL 110609\r\n17 GCA EDUCATION\r\nCH
§ 47105.10 v2 Obligations of the Government of Guam
§ 47105.11 Budget and Compensation
§ 47106 Service on Guam After Employment with the Government of\r\nGuam
§ 47107 Definition of Physician
§ 47108 Reevaluation
§ 47109 Severability

Terms Used In Guam Code > Title 17 > Chapter 47 - Pre-Medical Programs and Fellowships

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