Scholarship for Physicians in Developing Countries, AAHPM USA

Scholarship Application for Physicians in Developing Countries
to attend the
AAHPM and HPNA Annual Assembly
Denver, Colorado, USA ? March 7-10, 2012
The Developing Countries Scholarship Fund was established to provide access to quality education for physicians who reside in developing countries to attend the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM) and HPNA Annual Assembly in Vancouver. This scholarship program will provide financial support (up to $5,000) to physicians to learn the latest clinical information and research updates in hospice and palliative care from leading experts in the field.
This scholarship program is intended to facilitate Annual Assembly participation and cover ordinary costs associated with meeting registration, travel-related expenses (air fare, cab fare, meals), and lodging.

Eligibility
Scholarships are available to physicians who reside in a developing country (as defined by the World Health Organization) and care for seriously ill patients. Preference will be given to applicants who are
members of the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine AAHPM (free virtual membership is available to physicians who reside in a nation on the HINARI list of eligible countries)have not previously attended the Annual Assemblyare junior in their career, andwhose organizations are considered least able to afford this opportunity.

Timetable
Deadline for applications: November 1, 2011
Notification of awards: Early January 2012

Instructions
Submit the completed application form along with your uploaded curriculum vitae (limit of 2 pages), and a letter of recommendation or support by November 1, 2011.


Questions
Contact resources@aahpm.org
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