The core purpose of the SAEM Foundation is to improve health by investing in academic emergency medicine career development, research, and education.
The Education Project Grant (EPG) offers $20,000 over a one-year period to fund innovative projects in emergency medicine education and research. It emphasizes the creation of novel, measurable, and reproducible projects that can serve as valuable educational resources within the SAEM and the broader emergency medicine community. Projects should be relevant and applicable to emergency medicine practice, address an educational aspect within the field, and either propose something new or address existing knowledge gaps. This can include new studies, extensions of existing work, or replication studies. Suitable projects range from assessing competency at various levels of medical education, evaluating instructional methods, outcomes of educational programs, workforce and career satisfaction studies, interprofessional educational evaluations, to the use of technology in teaching. Awardees are expected to attend the SAEM Annual Meeting, presenting their research, if possible, submit a research abstract to the SAEM Annual Meeting, and publish a first-authored manuscript of their project in a peer-reviewed journal within two years of completing the grant.
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