; (ii) covering the cost of reactivation of the license; (iii) hiring additional staff; (iv) providing appropriate refresher training; and (v) any other logistical, administrative, or material costs that may arise; and (B) implement a process to assign a health care professional to a hospital, a health care clinic, or any other health care facility within the State. (2) Termination of Public health emergency If a State receiving a grant under this section has grant funds remaining at the end of the public health emergency, the State may use such funds, during the 6-month period following such emergency, for restoring health care system readiness and procuring infectious disease personal protective equipment. (c) Reactivated license (1) In general As a condition on receipt of a grant under this section, a State shall require a health care professional whose license is reactivated pursuant to the grant to perform health care services under the guidance of a health care professional with an active license and in good standing on the date of the enactment of this Act. (2) Restriction As a condition on receipt of a grant under this section, a State may not use a grant under this section to reactivate a license of an unlicensed health care professional if— (A) the unlicensed health care professional was not in good standing when the medical license expired