Quarterly EM Award Opportunities
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Toxicology Award Opportunities:
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Emory School of Medicine (SOM) Awards and Distinctions honoring SOM faculty, students and alumni with recognition programs for teaching, clinical care and research.
SOM Clinical Distinctions Pathway
The Clinical Distinctions (CD) designation program is designed to recognize faculty who have devoted a majority of their time and careers to providing excellence in clinical care. While the CD is not intended to compete with or replace the standard academic promotions mechanism for faculty advancement, it emphasizes the critical contributions of clinically focused faculty in the School of Medicine (SOM). Regular faculty who have a minimum 0.5 FTE and devote at least half their time to clinical efforts (patient care and clinical administration) are eligible for these distinctions. These distinctions, ranging from Physician to Eminent Physician, are outlined on the SOM Intranet site here.
The Clinical Service tiers are not dependent on, nor do they replace, academic rank.
- September 8 – Deadline to submit names of nominees for Senior Physician (minimum of >4 years in service)
- November 1 – Deadline to submit names of nominees for Distinguished Physician (minimum of >8 years in service)
- January 4 – Deadline to submit names of nominees for Eminent Physician (minimum of >12 years in service)
To be considered, faculty submit their intent to the Department of Emergency Medicine's CDP Committee Chair Dr. Matt Keadey and Administrator Donna Weaver. The candidate will then submit:
- CV (SOM format)
- Clincial Service Statement
- Letter cosigned by the Chair, Division Director, and Service Chief with supporting metrics
- Letters of support
- Optional criteria (2 letters of support from staff, patient comments)
Faculty Awards
2020 Emory at Grady Awards
Hany Atallah, MD, Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine, received the 2020 Emory at Grady Above and Beyond Award. This award recognizes a faculty member whose performance goes beyond the expectation of their position and advances the mission and vision of the School of Medicine.
Amy Zeidan, MD, Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine, received the 2020 Emory at Grady Advocacy Award recognizing a faculty member’s significant contribution in the field of advocacy. Advocacy is defined as seeking structural and policy change on behalf of patients, learners, and communities in ways that promote health equity, advance medical education, and/ or improve patient care and outcomes.
You can read more about the Emory at Grady Awards here.