Quarterly EM Grant Opportunities
Access the full document with award opportunities here. Thank you to Dr. Bijal Shah for helping the Emory EM team with award information. Please reach out to Dr. Shah with any questions or concerns. Below, please find upcoming nomination opportunities.
2022 School of Medicine Faculty Awards Nominations for the 2022 School of Medicine faculty awards are due by Friday, July 8.
Award details, eligibility, and required nomination materials are available on the Awards and Recognitions website. Submit a nomination for one of the above awards using this Online Nomination Form. Questions should be directed to the Professional Development team at somfde@emory.edu. |
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AWAEM Research Grants
Deadline: August 1, 2022 (for 2023-2024). Link here for more information.
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SAEMF Award Opportunities
The following grant applications opened in May 2022 with applications due by 5 pm, CT on August 1, 2022. Start planning your grant today.
- SAEMF Emerging Infectious Disease and Preparedness Grant - Up to $100,000 (now includes faculty salary support)
- Research Training Grant (RTG) - $300,000 (new allowances for research support included)
- Research Large Project Grant (LPG) - $150,000
- Education Research Training Grant (ERG) - $100,000
- SAEM ARMED Pilot Grant - $25,000
- Education Project Grant (EPG) - $20,000
- MTF/SAEMF Toxicology Research Grant - $20,000
- SAEMF/Resident and Medical Students (RAMS) Research Grant - $2,500 - $,5000
- SAEMF NIDA Mentor-Facilitated Training Award in Substance Use Disorders Science Dissemination – $12,000 (Apply Summer 2022)
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AAEM/RSA Faculty & Committee Member Awards. Deadline: September 15
- Kevin G. Rodgers Program Director of the Year Award
- Program Coordinator of the Year Award
- Committee Member of the Year Award
- Faculty Mentor of the Year Award
- Regional Faculty Mentor Award
AAEM/RSA Medical Student Awards. Deadline: September 15
- EMIG of the Year Award (International and Regional)
- National Medical Student of the Year Scholarship Award
- Regional Medical Student of the Year Scholarship Award
Award nominations for AAEM/RSA: Medical Student award nominations open in late summer/early fall and are awarded by October. Faculty awards open in the winter and are awarded by mid-February. Link here for more information.
SOM Awards

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)
- Clinical 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.