Global Pathology Education Award Grant

Global Pathology Education Award Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: College Of American Pathologists Foundation
Last Updated: September 21, 2024

Summary

The Global Pathology Education Award, offered by the College Of American Pathologists Foundation, enhances global health by supporting pathologists in under-resourced areas. Awardees gain access to recorded education sessions from the CAP25 annual meeting, fostering knowledge exchange. Key eligibility criteria include residing in a WHO-designated medically underserved country and demonstrating financial need. This initiative not only provides valuable educational resources but also promotes professional development among international pathologists.

Overview

GLOBAL PATHOLOGY EDUCATION AWARD In an effort to improve global health by increasing the exchange of information and the latest science surrounding pathology, the CAP Foundation Global Pathology Education Award offers international pathologists practicing in medically under-resourced areas around the globe access to the CAP25 (September 13 – 16, 2025) annual meeting recorded education sessions. The College of American Pathologists’ annual meeting provides outstanding continuing education in all pathology specialties taught by world class experts. Each education award includes the following: Complimentary CAP25 On-Demand Pass (online content available mid September through January) Complimentary IFCAP (International Fellow of the CAP) membership for one year, pending submission and approval of a completed IFCAP application Priorities Priority consideration for the Global Pathology Education Awards will be given to practicing pathologists who: Reside in a medically under-served country as designated by the WHO. The WHO-HINARI website will be utilized as a guide. Are not current International Fellows of the CAP. Have a demonstrable need for financial support.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Physicians practicing the specialty of pathology in medically under-resourced countries as identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) are invited to apply. All applicants will be considered regardless of age, race, gender, national origin, or religion.

Ineligibility

Those in a pathology residency training program are not eligible for this award.