Anatomy Training Program Grant

Anatomy Training Program Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: American Association For Anatomy
Last Updated: March 08, 2026

Summary

The American Association for Anatomy (AAA) offers an Anatomy Training Program aimed at enhancing vocational training for educators in anatomy. This program combines anatomy training with pedagogical skills, allowing participants to work at their own pace with a mentor. The program includes two key components: self-directed learning and a one-week intensive course in England. Ideal candidates are AAA members with a commitment to teaching and prior experience in related fields, enhancing their professional development in biomedical sciences.

Overview

About Us The American Association for Anatomy (AAA) is the professional home for more than 2,000 students, teachers, and practitioners of the anatomical sciences. Anatomy Training Program The Anatomical Society's Anatomy Training Program is co-sponsored by AAA. This intense program is intended to provide vocational training to those involved in teaching anatomy, who have not had much exposure to either human anatomy or clinical experience. Criteria The program is designed to help you in all aspects of your professional development, by integrating anatomy training and pedagogical skills with your biomedical research program. Alternatively, a faculty candidate who served his/her institution in other ways acceptable to that institution would not need a biomedical research program. By individualizing your anatomy training, you'll be able to fit in in to the ebb and flow of your biomedical research. You may train in each of the four modules or choose only the ones that fit your career plans. The centralized online resource and course syllabus allow you to work with a mentor at your home institution at your own pace. Mentors and trainees then gather for a one-week intensive summer course in England to solidify the concepts developed at home and qualify for a certificate of training. The at home portion of the program begins September 1 after you are accepted. There are 2 components to the program: Training at Home: Self-directed learning under the guidance of a mentor who teaches anatomy at your institutionThe program provides a syllabus, online learning aids and tutorialsYou need to have the opportunity to practice your skills in the classes that your mentor teaches 1-week intensive Residential School: Takes place in England over the summer (typically in mid-July)Run by a team of anatomists with support from cliniciansYour admission to the Residential School will depend upon your satisfactory completion of the yearly program, as determined by the Steering Committee in light of your mentor's assessment of your progress. Funding Tuition fee, plus travel/room/board expenses for the one-week residential school in England.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Applicants must be an AAA member 1 year prior to applying and remain a member for the duration of the program. You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.