OH HB319

Creates a formula for distributing clinical teaching subsidies to Ohio's six public medical schools, with 90% allocated based on full-time equivalent students in clinical training years and 10% based on performance metrics

Performance metrics may include percentage of Ohio resident students, percentage of graduates entering Ohio residency programs, and percentage of graduates practicing in Ohio three years after graduation

Requires the Chancellor of Higher Education to annually publish student enrollment numbers, performance metrics results, and final subsidy allocations for each school

Mandates annual reporting from medical schools on subsidy fund usage, clinical training sites, residency match outcomes, and workforce retention statistics

Takes effect July 1, 2026, and applies to Ohio State, University of Cincinnati, Ohio University, Wright State, Northeast Ohio Medical University, and University of Toledo medical schools