In 1990, the school received 53 percent of funding through the state. This has declined to 21 percent today. The school will need more than $25 million in state funds over the next couple years, Dr. Ballard estimates.
The school is working with its clinical affiliate, Vidant Medical Center, to further integrate services to reduce costs, according to the announcement.
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