Rural Health Transformation Program

The West Virginia Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) launches a once-in-a generation effort to make health the foundation of economic strength, building a healthy rural workforce and a self-reliant economy through innovation, prevention, and partnership. The West Virginia Department of Health has been chosen by Governor Patrick Morrisey to serve as the lead agency on this initiative. 

Guided by Governor Morrisey’s “Health to Prosperity” vision, the program positions rural health improvement and strategic technology investment as West Virginia’s greatest growth opportunity to support the state’s future—with the goal of helping more West Virginians get care, recover, re-enter the workforce, and contribute to thriving local economies

To do this, the state will tackle the foundational health barriers that hold back workforce participation (including through addiction recovery, treatment for behavioral health and chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, COPD, asthma), make West Virginia a national hub for rural health innovation, and modernize care delivery and payment systems to ensure long-term sustainability. 

West Virginia Secures $199 Million in 2026 from Rural Healthcare Transformation Fund | WV Office of the Governor Patrick Morrisey


Application Information

RHT Application | WV Office of the Governor Patrick Morrisey


RHTP Employment Opportunities

Director

Deputy Director

Connected Care Grid Program Manager

Health to Prosperity Pipeline Program Manager

HealthTech Appalachia Program Manager

Mountain State Care Force Program Manager

Personal Health Accelerator Program Manager

Rural Health Link Program Manager​

Smart Care Catalyst Program Manager