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Dr. Cliff Rosen, senior scientist at the Institute, said the funding — which was supposed to continue for two more years — supported building research infrastructure in Maine.
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Hospitals and medical associations say the bill could help meet a severe physician shortage, but a similar bill failed to get funded last year.
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Advocates in Maine denounce Trump's executive order cutting federal funding to gender-affirming careThe order, signed Tuesday, is titled 'Protecting Children From Chemical And Surgical Mutilation.'
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The interpreters voted last year to unionize with the Maine Service Employees Association.
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Waldo Hospital president Denise Needham said there simply aren't enough babies being born to sustain labor and delivery services.
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The interpreters had filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board earlier this year over unpaid merit wage increases.
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Mike Senecal, Senior Director of MaineHealth's Emergency Medical Services, said the new system will also alleviate strain on local EMS services, which have historically provided transport services.
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More than 70 members of the MaineHealth Care at Home team have sent a petition of no confidence in its leadership after six members of the pediatric team were suspended, and two were terminated.
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The 29-0 vote comes two years after nurses at Maine Medical Center, which is under the MaineHealth umbrella, voted to form their own union.
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MaineHealth says masks will be required under certain circumstances, such as interactions with patients who have COVID.