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Ambassador Leadership Education Resources & Training
AMSA Foundation
CDC Experience
Chicago Schweitzer Fellows Program
Kellogg Health Scholars Program
Namey/Burnett Preventive Medicine Writing Award Competition
Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine: Patient Education Awards


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Ambassador Leadership Education Resources & Training

URL: http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/ambassadors
Sponsor:

US Department oh Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration

Details:

The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) is committed to improving the health of the Nation's underserved.  The National Health Service Corps is committed to improving the health of the Nation's underserved. We unite communities in need with caring health professionals and support their efforts to build better systems of care.  The NHSC provides comprehensive team-based health care that bridges geographic, financial, cultural, and language barriers. The NHSC is working toward helping all Americans, everywhere, to gain access to quality health care.

This website is aimed towards medical students and residents interested in more information regarding scholarship and loan repayment programs.


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AMSA Foundation

URL: http://www.amsa.org/about/foundation.cfm
Sponsor:

American Medical Student Association

Details:

Incorporated in 1962, the AMSA Foundation is the programming arm of AMSA. The Foundation develops programs that give physicians in training opportunities that they wouldn't otherwise have. The programs are administered at the national level, but frequently involve local communities and individual medical students.

The Foundation receives grants from private foundations and government contracts in order to carry out programs. We are constantly looking for new ideas to mold into programs for health professions students. If you have ideas and would like to share them with Foundation staff or even work as an intern in developing your ideas at the Foundation, please let us know.


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The CDC Experience

URL: http://www.cdcfoundation.org/thecdcexperience
Sponsor:

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Details:

One year fellowship in applied epidemiology for medical students designed to increase the pool of physicians with a population health perspective.

This program provides opportunities to enhance research and analytic thinking skillls through scientific presentations, preventive medicine and public health projects.


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Chicago Schweitzer Fellows Program

URL: http://www.hmprg.org  
Sponsor:

The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship and Health and Medicine Policy Research Group

Details:

This program supports fellows in developing and implementing a community service opportunity or project in Chicago's underserved popluations.  Faculty, Site, and Student Mentors aid fellows in their program development and production.


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Kellogg Health Scholars Program

URL: http://www.cfah.org/programs/healthscholars/index.cfm
Sponsor:

Center for the Advancement of Health

Details:

The Kellogg Health Scholars Program seeks to develop new leadership in the effort to reduce and eliminate health disparities and to secure equal access to the conditions and services essential for achieving healthy communities.  The Kellogg Health Scholars Program is a joint program that combines the highly successful Community Health Scholars Program and Scholars in Health Disparities Program. This exciting, new program offers two-year postdoctoral fellowships at 10 training sites, beginning in the fall of 2006. Seven fellowships will be in the Multidisciplinary Diversities and six fellowships in the Community-Disparities track. The first track highlights a multi-disciplinary approach to studying the social determinants of health disparities. The other track highlights community-based participatory research, and relationships between academe, community and public health practice.


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Namey/Burnett Preventive Medicine Writing Award Competition

URL: http://www.acofp.org/residents/namey.htm
Sponsor:

American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians

Details:

The ACOFP Preventive Medicine and Medical Preparedness Committee is pleased to announce the third annual Namey/Burnett Preventive Medicine Writing Award competition to honor the best preventive medicine papers submitted by Osteopathic medical students, interns or residents and fellows.


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Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program

URL:

http://www.fpleaders.org/leaderfrm.html

Sponsor:

Pisacano Leadership Foundation

Details:

The Pisacano Leadership Foundation seeks to enhance the specialty of family medicine by identifying and promoting the development of the future leaders in the most comprehensive primary care field.  The Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program offers many career development opportunities, as well as scholarship funding, to the future leaders of family medicine. The Pisacano Scholars participate in semi-annual Leadership Skills Development Symposia and are offered a multitude of educational programs and mentoring relationships with current leaders in the field of family medicine. These programs are designed to enhance the overall leadership skills of the Pisacano Scholars; to provide them with the historical context and scope of family medicine; and to allow the Scholars to network and form professional relationships within their field.


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Society of Teachers of Family Medicine: Patient Education Awards

URL: http://www.stfm.org/awards/pated.html
Sponsor:

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, American Academy of Family Physicians

Details:

Patient Care Award for Excellence in Patient Education Innovation is an annual award that will be presented to a health professional or not-for-profit organization involved in developing patient education strategies for primary care. The award seeks to acknowledge creative, cutting-edge strategies developed to deliver patient education targeted to patients in an office setting.

H. Winter Griffith Award for Excellence in Patient Education Materials is an award which recognizes excellence in practice improvement that involves patient education produced by an individual or organization. The practice improvement activity should document a measured change in patient knowledge, attitudes, skills or environment that has either improved or has a high probability of improving measures of patient health behavior or measures of health, such as blood pressure, blood sugar, obesity or frequency of preventable emergency room visits.

 

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