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Education Research Training Grant

Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

The SAEMF Education Research Training Grant awards $100,000 over a two-year period ($50,000 per year) starting July 1 to support a fellow or junior faculty member in education research training, including pursuit and preferably completion of an advanced degree in education. This award strives to foster innovation in teaching, education, and educational research in emergency medicine for faculty-, fellow-, resident- and medical student-level learners.

The Education Research Training Grant recipient is expected to:

Execute a novel educational project that can be used by educators within SAEM and emergency medicine. The project should be measurable, reproducible, and its outcomes able to be disseminated to the SAEM membership.
Complete a mentored education research training program that includes elements appropriate for the needs and educational career development of the applicant. Applicants without an advanced degree related to medical education research (ex. Masters/PhD in Medical Education, Masters in Clinical Research) are encouraged to seek one as part of the training plan.
Receive sufficient departmental and institutional support to limit clinical (including moonlighting) or administrative work to no more than 16 hours per week.
Attend the SAEM Annual Meeting during both years of the award.
Submit interim and final progress reports in accordance with SAEMF instructions.
Submit an abstract reporting the results of the research project for presentation at the SAEM Annual Meeting. As the selection of research abstracts is a competitive process, acceptance is not assured.
Publish a manuscript (first-authored by the awardee) arising from the project in a peer-reviewed journal within two years of completing the award.

Deadline: Aug. 1, 2026

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Curriculum Development

Medical - Basic Science

Social Sciences

Medical

Medical - Clinical Science

Eligibility Requirements

An applicant for the Education Research Training Grant must:

Be a "faculty" member of SAEM in good standing at application deadline and during the entire award period.
Have an advanced/doctoral or terminal educational degree (e.g., MD, DO, PhD, DSc or equivalent).
Hold a university appointment in or be actively involved (e.g., have an adjunct appointment) with a department or division of emergency medicine or pediatric emergency medicine at the start of the award period. The applicant may work as a clinician at an institution other than the host institution or the institution at which the project will be conducted.
Be an early career researcher, defined as completing initial residency training within eight (8) years of the start of the award period for physician applicants; non-physician applicants must be within 8 years of terminal research degree (PhD or equivalent). SAEMF will consider requests for exceptions to this requirement for various reasons, including but not limited to medical concerns, disability, and active-duty military service. Each of these requests is reviewed on a case by case basis, and must be made prior to the application deadline. SAEM will approve an automatic extension of one year for childbirth within the early career period. All extension requests must be made to grants@saem.org before the nomination deadline. Fellowship training does not affect the requirement for defining an early career researcher.
Not have received an SAEMF Education Research Training Grant (formerly Education Fellowship grant) previously.
Show potential for leadership in medical education, including residency programs, medical student clerkships, and medical school courses.

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

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