Grants and Awards | NMPRA - The National Med-Peds Residents Association

Previous Winners

International Travel Grant: Dr. Abbie Goodman (ECU/Vidant Medical Center)
Advocacy/Community Service Grant: Drs. Sarah Soliman and Eric Zuniga (LAC + USC Medical Center)
Quality Improvement Grant: Dr. Rebecca Moore (Brown University)
Resident Clinical Case Competition: Dr. Ariel Nash (Albany Medical College)
Medical Student Clinical Case Competition: Prarthana Patel, MSV (UMKC School of Medicine)
Gary Onady Award: Dr. Kathryn Nagel (Yale University)
Howard Schubiner Award: Dr. Valien Kondos (Christiana Care Health System)
Medical Student Interest Group Award: Brody School of Medicine at ECU
Research Grant: Dr. Austin Wesevich (Duke University)

International Travel Grant: Dr. Abbie Rose Goodman (ECU/Vidant Medical Center)
Advocacy/Community Service Grant: Dr. Sarah Soliman and Dr. Eric Zuniga (LAC + USC Medical Center)
Quality Improvement Grant: Dr. Rebecca Moore (Brown University)
Resident Clinical Case Competition: Dr. Ariel Nash (Albany Medical College)
Medical Student Clinical Case Competition: Prarthana Patel, MSV (UMKC School of Medicine)

Gary Onady Award: Dr. Kathryn Nagel (Yale University)
Howard Schubiner Award: Dr. Valien Kondos (Christiana Care Health System)
Medical Student Interest Group Award: Brody School of Medicine at ECU

International Travel Grant: Dr. Shalini Vaid (University of Florida)
Advocacy/Community Service Grant: Dr. Kira Watson (LAC/USC Medical Center)
Resident Clinical Case Competition: Dr. Mara Horwitz (University of Missouri), Dr. Jessica Jaddaoul (Albany Medical Center)
Medical Student Clinical Case Competition: Sam Wainwright (University of Illinois – Chicago)
Gary Onady Award: Dr. Brandon Allport (University of Miami)
Howard Schubiner Award: Dr. Amrit Misra (Wayne State University)

Available Grants and Awards

Each year, the National Med-Peds Residents’ Association (NMPRA) presents several grants and awards to exceptional residents & students across the country.

The Gary Onady Award: Recognizing significant contributions by a Med-Peds Resident physician to NMRPA and/or Med-Peds at the regional or national level
The Howard Schubiner Award: Recognizing significant contributions by a Med-Peds Resident physicians to NMRPA and/or Med-Peds at the local or state level
Advocacy Grant: Up to $500 for a project that advocates on behalf of both children and adults in a local community
Community Service Grant: Up to $500 for a project to address the needs of both children and adults in a local community
Clinical Case Competition Awards: Presentation awards for novel Med-Peds clinical cases to be presented at the NMPRA National Meeting
International Travel Grant: Up to $500 grant for an international clinical Internal Medicine or Pediatrics elective during residency
Research Grant: Up to $2500 in funding for a resident-driven clinical research project
Outstanding Medical Student Interest Group Award: $300 award for group that best exemplifies the values of NMPRA
Quality Improvement Project Grant: $150 award to a resident in order to fund their quality improvement project at their home institution.

Eligibility

Must be a Med-Peds Resident at the time of application (with the exception of the separate medical student case competition)
Must be a NMPRA member at the time of application
If not already a member, please see our “Become a Member” page to find out how to join
Must be able to attend NMPRA National Meeting for Clinical Case Competition, Howard Schubiner Award, and Gary Onady Award
Must be able to attend NMPRA National Meeting for Advocacy Grant, Community Service Grant, International Travel Grant, QI Project Grant and Research Grant in order to present activities and experiences

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