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Palliative Care Advisory Council Application and Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply?

  • You can apply on the Minnesota Secretary of State's Board/Commission: Palliative Care Advisory Council page.

How often, when, and where will the council meet?

  • The Council meets every other month on the second Wednesday of the month from 5-7 p.m. Work groups meet at various times throughout the year. Work group participation is voluntary. Location of meetings varies and a call-in option is always available.

What are the duties of the council?

  • The council shall consult and advise the Commissioner of Health on matters related to the establishment, maintenance, operations, and outcome evaluation of palliative care initiatives in Minnesota.
  • By Feb. 15 of each year, the council will submit to the appropriate legislative body a report that assesses of the availability of palliative care in the State of Minnesota, barriers to greater access to palliative care, and recommendations for legislative action.

How will council members be selected?

The Commissioner of Health is the appointing authority for the council.

How long are council members’ terms of service?

Members serve a three-year term and may be reappointed. Current openings will complete the term of their predecessor's term with varying appointment schedules.

Are members paid to serve on the council?

There is no payment or reimbursement for expenses to members for their service on the council.

Application for council 

  1. Visit Minnesota Secretary of State's Board/Commission: Palliative Care Advisory Council.
  2. Navigate to the list of Open Positions, then click the green "Apply" button.
  3. Create an account and profile.
  4. Complete the online application form. 
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Last Updated: 02/25/2025

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