Your Generosity is Transforming the Future of Family Medicine
Monday, May 1, 2023 at the STFM Annual Spring Conference
Play Games, Win Prizes, Socialize With Friends, Learn Dance Moves
Foundation Funded Activities
Small or large, your gift creates scholarships, fellowships, and awards, allowing the STFM Foundation to provide the brightest family medicine talent with training, mentoring, and scholarship opportunities. Current Foundation-funded activities and programs include:
Medical Student Scholarships
Since 2009, 195 students have received scholarships to attend the STFM Conference on Medical Student Education.
Faculty for Tomorrow Resident Scholarships
108 family medicine residents have received scholarships from the STFM Foundation to attend Faculty for Tomorrow Workshops at the STFM Annual Spring Conference.
New Faculty Scholars
The STFM Foundation has provided funding to support leadership training and conference attendance for 217 new family medicine faculty members.
Inspiring Stories of the Impact of the STFM Foundation
Your Contributions Have Helped Fund These Successful Activities and Programs
- STFM National Clerkship Curriculum
- Faculty for Tomorrow Residents as Educators Curriculum
- Publication of the Results of the TransforMED Demonstration Project
- Leading Change Course
- Bishop Fellowship Program
- International Scholarship Program
- Program Enhancement Award
Your Contributions Have Helped Echo Phoenix Buffalo, STFM Foundation Student Scholar
STFM has given me a network and home to develop myself as a leader in academic family medicine and create robust and impactful change that will improve and better serve patients, communities, and systems"
Being given the opportunity to attend the STFM Medical Student Education Conference as a student scholar was such a life-changing experience! Although the conference was virtual, I felt surrounded by so much diverse knowledge and experience from fellow scholars, future colleagues, and potential mentors in academic family medicine. After attending the conference, I am even more confident in my decision to pursue a career in academic family medicine.
My interests include medical education and pipeline initiatives, underserved care, women’s health, and behavioral health. I hope to become a faculty physician and clinical educator and eventually have a leadership role at a medical school or family medicine department. I am passionate about diversity in medicine and mentoring and want to continue to promote and recruit URM students in medicine and family medicine.
