New starting in 2022 - Excellence in Teaching Awards!
Senior & Junior Awards
Excellence in Teaching Award, Senior Faculty
Criteria for Nomination
Any member of the Government Services Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians (GSACEP) may nominate himself/herself or another member for this award. The leadership team of any hospital or military treatment facility may nominate a GSACEP member for this award.
This is the highest educational award offered by GSACEP, intended to recognize a leader with a long-standing record of significant educational contributions to Government Service, VA and/or military emergency medicine, resulting in noteworthy impact on the profession.
Nominees must meet the following criteria:
- Active member of GSACEP
- Outstanding educational work and professional activities.
- A proven enduring record of noteworthy, sustained, contributions to military emergency medicine education
- 7 or more years post-residency
Supporting Letters:
- It is recommended to include a summary letter with direct quote/support from a learner groups, which may include: emergency medicine residents, medical students, medics/Corpsmen
- It is recommended to include a letter of support from a colleague, department chair, or other leader that is familiar with the nominees contributions
Annual call for nominees: Dec
Deadline for nominations: 31Jan
Letter of support from a designated group of learners with which the nominee has been most directly involved. This could be emergency medicine residents, medical students, emergency medicine fellows, or other health professional learners (ie, paramedic students).
Documentation of teaching ratings and awards, educational efforts, GSACEP/ACEP educational programs, and major innovative educational programs. Awardees' are notified in the March time frame. The award is presented at the annual Government Services Symposium.
Excellence in Teaching Award, Junior Faculty
Criteria for Nomination
Any member of the Government Services Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians (GSACEP) may nominate himself/herself or another member for this award. The leadership team of any hospital or military treatment facility may nominate a GSACEP member for this award.
This educational award offered by GSACEP, is intended to recognize a leader with significant contributions and a promising future in Government Service, VA and/or military emergency medicine education.
Nominees must meet the following criteria:
- Active member of GSACEP
- Outstanding educational work and professional activities.
- A proven enduring record of noteworthy, sustained, contributions to military emergency medicine education
- Less than 7 years post-residency
Supporting Letters:
- It is recommended to include a summary letter with direct quotes/support from a learner group, which may include: emergency medicine residents, medical students, medics/Corpsmen
- It is recommended to include a letter of support from a colleague, department chair, or other leader that is familiar with the nominee’s contributions
Annual call for nominees: Nov/Dec
Deadline for nominations: 31Jan
Letter of support from a designated group of learners with which the nominee has been most directly involved. This could be emergency medicine residents, medical students, emergency medicine fellows, or other health professional learners (ie, paramedic students).
Documentation of teaching ratings and awards, educational efforts, GSACEP/ACEP educational programs, and major innovative educational programs. Awardees' are notified in the March time frame. The award is presented at the annual Government Services Symposium.