Recruitment
Virtual Recruitment Fairs
AADPRT will once again host virtual recruitment fairs to connect medical students with psychiatric residency training programs.
Submission Deadline: September 17
This award is dedicated to the memory of a long-time active member of AADPRT, George L. Ginsberg who served in many leadership positions within the organization including as AADPRT's President in 1987-88. He was a senior editor of the Journal of Psychiatric Education and played an important role in transforming the journal into Academic Psychiatry where he served as a charter Editorial Board member. He was also a psychoanalyst and residency director for 12 years at NYU. Dr. Ginsberg was a dedicated teacher, educational leader, role model and physician to trainees and faculty alike until his untimely passing at age 56.
The George
Ginsberg Fellowship Award, funded by AADPRT, supports outstanding residents who
are pursuing careers as clinician-educators and/or leaders in educational
administration. Fellowships will be awarded to up-to-five outstanding
applicants. The Ginsberg Fellowship Award requires a proposal for an
educational innovation project (e.g., didactic curriculum/course/session,
clinical experience/rotation, resident/faculty development, mentorship, career
development, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, etc.). The selection process will
evaluate the proposed project based on background and gap analysis, goals,
approach/methodology, evaluation/outcomes, and dissemination plan. Awardees will be invited to attend the AADPRT Annual Meeting at AADPRT’s
expense. Awardees will be assigned an AADPRT mentor with whom they will
work throughout the year on the project and be encouraged to submit their work
as a poster or workshop at the subsequent Annual Meeting.
Objectives
The objectives of the fellowship include:
Eligibility
The candidate must:
The institution:
Exclusions:
Nomination must include:
Selection Process
The George Ginsberg Fellowship Award Committee consists of at least seven (7) members representing various regions. The committee will select up to five fellows from the seven regions. The two regions with the fewest applicants will be combined with other regions to create five groups of comparable size from which to select the fellowship winners.
Applications will be evaluated in the following areas:
1. Excellence in patient care
2. Potential as a leader
3. Excellence and interest in teaching/education
4. Quality of the Statement of Interest
5. Quality of the Education Innovation Project Proposal
As an educational organization, AADPRT gives preference to applicants with an
interest in education.
Rubric
Each item is 5-point likert scale (1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = neither disagree or agree, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree)
Patient Care
The applicant has a strong record of excellence in patient
care.
Leadership
The applicant has very strong potential as
leader, advocate, and role model
Teaching/Education
The applicant has demonstrated excellence in
teaching
Statement of
Interest
The applicant clearly outlines their
academic, teaching and leadership achievements, career aspirations, and how the
fellowship program will promote their professional growth.
Project Proposal (up to 30 points)
Submission Deadline: September 17
Recruitment
AADPRT will once again host virtual recruitment fairs to connect medical students with psychiatric residency training programs.