Opportunity to Serve on the BSCIP Advisory Council for Veterans and Family Members

The Florida Department of Health’s Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Program (BSCIP) provides essential services to eligible residents with traumatic brain or spinal cord injuries, helping them regain functional independence in their communities. With direct case management, resource facilitation, and a dedicated network of statewide staff, BSCIP supports both adult and pediatric clients in achieving their recovery goals.

In line with House Bill 1329, the BSCIP Advisory Council is expanding to include two new members: veterans or family members of veterans affected by traumatic brain injury, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or sub-concussive impacts from military service. This expansion honors the unique needs of our veterans and enhances representation on the council.

Please help us spread the word within veteran organizations and networks to encourage qualified individuals to apply for this meaningful opportunity.

For more details on the BSCIP, the advisory council, or to apply, visit Florida BSCIP Website.