MedEd Scholarship

Who Should apply

Ideal candidates are clinician-educators within ten years of completing their post-residency or fellowship training or have recently transitioned to a clinician-educator role. The program is especially suited for individuals seeking to cultivate their educational scholarship skills but with limited formal training or mentorship opportunities at home institutions. The program accommodates only 12 participants to ensure personalized mentoring and training.

SGIM continues its journey to becoming an anti-racist society committed to promoting and championing diversity, equity, and inclusion as a strategic priority. A diverse panel of reviewers will give all applicants equal consideration.

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Program Highlights

SGIM's MedEd Scholarship Program is tailored to enhance scholarship skills in clinician-educators, providing a valuable asset for professional growth and enabling participants to drive and disseminate cutting-edge scholarship in medical education and general internal medicine.

This one-year faculty development certificate program consists of monthly seminars designed to build a robust foundation in scholarship skills. Participants will also have access to a rich array of tools and resources. Additionally, structured group and one-on-one mentoring sessions will guide each participant through their scholarly project.

This immersive program is not only about skill acquisition but also about contributing to SGIM's long-term vision—a future where diversity in scholarship and education thrives. If you are passionate about shaping the future of medical education and scholarship, we encourage you to apply for this unique opportunity.

Important Dates

August 25, 2026
Online Application Opens

November 13, 2026, 11:59 pm ET
Application Deadline

January 15, 2027
Notification of Acceptance

March 1, 2027
Program Agreement Due

Program Fees

$3,060 due upon acceptance

MedEd scholarship is a team sport. When starting the journey of becoming a Medical Education Scholar, nothing can replace the power and impact of peers and mentors to guide you through the process. The SGIM MedEd Scholarship Program doesn’t just teach you the skills, it connects you with a network of educators across the country to ensure you have the support you need for success.

- Katie Gielissen, MD, MedEd Faculty