• Award funds used towards registration and travel expenses for the ACCP Annual Meeting

• A member of ACCP in good standing.
• Adult Medicine PRN member.
• Initiated the project during residency or fellowship training.
• Conducted research in an area applicable to adult medicine.
• Anticipate project completion by the ACCP Annual Meeting and within 1 year of completion of residency or fellowship training.
• Abstract submitted for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting.
• Committed to present brief summary of results (live and/or as a poster presentation) at the Adult Medicine PRN business meeting at the ACCP Annual Meeting.
• Awardees will be selected pending acceptance of abstract for presentation at the ACCP Annual Meeting.

• Submit an abstract (using ACCP guidelines available at www.accp.com) to the chair of the Adult Medicine PRN Training and Travel Awards Committee.
• Submit an essay (500-word max) which addresses the following topics (include your name and residency or fellowship program):
• The impact of your project on adult medicine pharmacy practice.
• Why do you want to attend the ACCP Annual Meeting?
• How will your attendance at the meeting impact your clinical practice?
• Are you interested in taking a leadership role in the Adult Medicine PRN or presenting at an Adult Medicine PRN business meeting over the next five years? If so, please state your specific areas of interest in the PRN.
• In this statement, please also state where you heard about this award.
• Submit current copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV). Please submit the abstract and statement in one combined Word Document or PDF. When saving your file, please include the award type (i.e. Resident or Fellow Travel and Registration Research Award) and your full name in the file name. You must also submit the abstract through the ACCP website.

• Applicant’s current curriculum vitae
• Two letters of reference
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• One-page letter of intent (LOI): In the LOI state your interest in cardiology (and/or the Cardiology PRN), reasons for attending the ACCP Annual Meeting, and describe any abstracts (research, cases, systematic reviews, research in progress, etc.) you will submit to present at the 2024 ACCP Annual Meeting. If the awardee has an abstract accepted, in addition to presenting at the poster session(s), the awardee will have the opportunity to present at the ACCP Cardiology PRN annual business meeting.
• Letters of recommendation should be submitted directly from the reference writer to Kristin Watson, Pharm D, MS, BCCP All application materials should be submitted via email to Dr. Kristin Watson. A selection committee organized by the current chair of the Cardiology PRN’s Student and Trainee Committee, Dr. Jenna Cox, will select award recipients based on a pre-determined scoring system. Those awarded a Student or ACCP travel award will not be eligible for a Cardiology PRN award. Award recipients will be responsible for the initial cost of meeting expenses and reimbursed following the completion of the ACCP Annual Meeting.

• Full‐time pharmacy student pursuing first professional pharmacy degree, or currently enrolled in a PGY1 or PGY2 residency with an expressed interest in neurology or psychiatry, or currently enrolled in a Fellowship with an expressed interest in neurology or psychiatry
• Presenting a poster at the ACCP Annual Meeting will NOT be required but will be considered in the scoring rubric

• Letter of Intent, including reason(s) for attending the 2024 ACCP Annual Meeting with rationale/application to neurology and/or psychiatry
• Curriculum vitae
• Copy of poster abstract and copy of the abstract acceptance, if applicable For the attestation form and visibility to the scoring rubric, contact: Brent Sokola, PharmD, MS, BCPS (Committee Chair, Research and Grant).

• Be a current member of the Critical Care PRN
• As of as of February 29, 2024 be currently completing training or have completed training in a critical care residency or fellowship program (under the direction of a critical care PRN member), PGY-1 residency with a critical care research topic (under the direction of a critical care PRN member), or a current critical care PGY-2 resident or fellow who has completed a critical care related project during their PGY-1 year
• Have an abstract accepted for presentation at the annual ACCP meeting. For applicants who have completed training as of February 29, 2024, the research being presented must have been a project completed during their residency or fellowship program

• Accepted abstract
• Applicant's CV
• Personal statement (max 500 words) describing applicant’s interest and experiences in pharmacy education/training, why the applicant is involved with the Critical Care PRN, and how attending the Annual Meeting will assist with the applicant's career goals.
• Information about any financial support received from the applicant's institution(s) for travel to the Annual Meeting.

• Each recipient of the travel grant is required to give a brief (10-minute) presentation at the E/M PRN Business & Networking meeting. The presentation can be an endocrine or metabolism clinical pearl, a description of a completed or ongoing research project, or a journal article review.
• Each recipient of the travel grant will be assigned a mentor (who is a member of the E/M PRN) who will provide guidance with the preparation of this presentation.

• Be a current PGY1 Resident, PGY2 Resident or Fellow with an interest in Geriatrics
• Current member in the Geriatrics PRN
• Must attend the Geriatrics PRN Business Meeting at the ACCP National Meeting

• Two letters of recommendation
• Personal statement (maximum 500 words) describing the applicant’s interest in geriatric pharmacotherapy, and how attending the ACCP annual meeting will further the applicant's career goals.

• Student
• Resident, fellow, or new practitioner (presenting residency/fellowship project from previous year)
• New practitioner (defined as up to 5 years post Pharm.D.) The GI/L/N PRN reserves the right to adjust distribution of awards according to the number of applications received. In the event no applications are received for one of the award categories, award monies may be distributed to the remaining qualified applicant(s) or as deemed necessary by the GI/L/N PRN executive committee.

• Letter of intent explaining interest and involvement in gastroenterology, hepatology, or nutrition, how attending the annual meeting will assist with the applicant’s career goals, and level of involvement in the research to be presented
• Nomination by nonstudent GI/L/N PRN member if not a member
• Project abstract (500-word maximum)
• Two letters of recommendation

• The Nephrology PRN Trainee Travel Grant provides financial support for students, residents, and/or fellows attending the ACCP Annual Meeting.
• Each recipient of the travel grant is required to give a brief (10-minute) presentation at the Nephrology PRN Business & Networking meeting. This presentation can be on a clinical pearl, a description of a completed or ongoing research project, or a journal article review.
• Each recipient will be assigned a mentor (a member of the Nephrology PRN) who will provide guidance with the preparation of their presentation

Applicants must be:

• A current student, resident, or fellow
• A member of the ACCP Nephrology PRN

Please note ACCP policy prevents awarding a second Travel Grant to a past recipient of the Nephrology PRN Travel Grant.

• Be a current member of the ACCP Pediatrics PRN
• Be a current pharmacy resident, fellow, or new practitioner defined as: (a) PGY1 resident with a pediatric research topic (under the direction of a Pediatrics PRN member); (b) PGY2 pediatric resident or pediatric fellow who has completed a pediatric research project during their residency or fellowship training; or (c) A new practitioner within 6 months of completing training who completed a pediatric research project during their residency or fellowship
• Have an abstract with a focus in the pediatric population accepted for presentation at the annual ACCP meeting
• Attend the Pediatrics PRN Business and Networking Meeting at the 2024 ACCP Annual Meeting

• Curriculum vitae
• Copy of accepted abstract with a focus in the pediatric population
• Candidate statement that includes involvement in the ACCP Pediatrics PRN, ACCP Resident committee or local ACCP chapter. In addition, you should include what was learned from completing your project, goals for attendance at the ACCP meeting, and your 5 year career plan.
• 2 letters of recommendation

• Current curriculum vitae
• One-page letter highlighting interest, career goals related to pulmonary pharmacy, if any research has been submitted/accepted for the Annual meeting, and the topic you would present on at the business meeting if selected.
• Letter of recommendation from a clinical pharmacist or faculty How to apply Submit via the ACCP submission portal. Residents: https://www.accp.com/membership/resfelAward.aspx Applications should be emailed to the Chair of the Pulmonary PRN and the Chair of the Pulmonary Workforce and Strategic Committee, who listed on the PRN Homepage: www.pulmprn.accp.com