The Medical Student Education (MSE) Program, under HRSA Funding Opportunity HRSA-24-074, aims to support public colleges of medicine in specific U.S. states facing a primary care physician shortage. The program will allocate $11 million in funding for grants to enhance medical student education, particularly in tribal, rural, and underserved communities. Eligible applicants include 22 public medical schools across Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Utah. Each grant may provide annual funding of $1 million for a total of up to $3,666,666 over a period of 2 years and 9 months. The main goals include increasing primary care physician numbers, supporting curricula that emphasizes primary care training, and developing partnerships that enhance educational experiences. Applicants are required to match funding, provide specific programmatic content, and demonstrate organizational capacity, including accreditation and financial management. Applications must be submitted via Grants.gov by July 26, 2024, adhering to established guidelines and submission requirements. This funding initiative is vital for addressing healthcare disparities and ensuring accessible medical care in underserved regions.