Veterinary Services Shortage Situations Map
The designated Veterinarian Shortage Situations map contains all shortage situation designations for a given fiscal year (FY) application cycle. All states shaded in blue have at least one designated shortage area. Shortage situations appear in the table below the map. Additional details for each shortage situation can be found by clicking on the nomination form PDF or the Shortage ID code of the area of interest. Previous years' designations can be found by selecting the year of interest in the FY filter (data is not currently available for all program years). Please note that using the Edge browser is not supported and may not allow you to view PDFs information in its entirety.
DEFINITIONS OF STATUS
- Details for Application: Click on the shortage identification number for details regarding required services, must serve locations, and must serve species.
- Open: The application period is available for an eligible individual to apply to a shortage situation area during the respective application period.
- Offered: Pending acceptance or declination of an award.
- Awarded: The recipient accepted the award offer for the specific shortage situation.
- Withdrawn: A participant withdrew from participation in the VMLRP after signing the service agreement.
- Not Awarded: No applicant was offered an award in this shortage situation area or an offer was declined.
- Unavailable: A shortage situation not able to be used or obtained.
| Shortage Identification | State/Territory | Shortage Location | Type of Shortage | VMLRP Status | VSGP Status | Fiscal year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IA245 | Iowa | Lucas County with the contiguous counties of Appanoose, Clarke, Decatur, Marion, Monroe, Warren, and Wayne | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| KS243 | Kansas | Chase, Marion, Morris, Lyon, Wabaunsee | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| MO244 | Missouri | Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Grundy and Harrison counties | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| NJ242 | New Jersey | Contiguous counties in Southern NJ to include Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem. | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| OR245 | Oregon | Sherman County, OR | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| VA244 | Virginia | Lee, Scott, or Washington Counties | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| CO246 | Colorado | Morgan, Logan, E. Weld Counties | Type I Shortage: Private Practice Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| ID243 | Idaho | Bingham, Bonneville, Jefferson, Power County, Idaho | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| KY242 | Kentucky | Elliot, Johnson, Maggoffin, Menifee, Morgan, Rowan, Wolfe Counties in KY | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open | |
| MS243 | Mississippi | Monroe, Itawamba, Lee counties in Mississippi | Type II Shortage: Private Practice – Rural Area Food Animal Medicine | Open | Open |