Your Generosity is Transforming the Future of Family Medicine
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, 181 students have received scholarships to attend the STFM Conference on Medical Student Education.
Faculty for Tomorrow Resident Scholarships
96 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 200 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 Supreetha Gubbala, STFM Foundation
Student Scholar
I am a global rugrat hailing from India, Australia, and Massachusetts. I completed my undergraduate education at Brandeis University in Health, Science, Society and Policy, and Women's and Gender Studies. I am graduating from the University of Massachusetts Medical School with the hopes of entering into a combined family medicine/psychiatry residency program.
When I am not in the hospital, I am an avid fiction reader and writer. As a first generation woman of color, I realized early that my medical school experience was quite unique from that of the majority of my peers. Although higher education has provided me with incredible medical knowledge and resources, I have come to understand the value and beauty of different cultures' perspectives on health. I hope to use my career to empower families and children navigating immigration, as I once had, and to facilitate the healing of trauma passed down from one generation to the next.
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