APCCMPD Funded Award Projects

APCCMPD, CHEST and ATS Education Research Award
APCCMPD Scholarship in Medical Education Research Award
CHEST Foundation and APCCMPD Award Research Grant for Medical Education

APCCMPD, CHEST and ATS Education Research Award        

The APCCMPD, CHEST and ATS Education Research Award is a monetary grant awarded to Fellows-in-Taining, junior faculty within 5-years of program completion, Associate Program Directors, and/or Program Directors, for research projects that further adult pulmonary, critical care and pulmonary/critical care graduate medical education.

2023 Awardee
Clara J. Schroedl, MD, MS
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Impact of Simulation-Based Mastery Learning on Massive Hemoptysis Management for Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellows and Advanced Practice Providers
2021 Awardee
Dru Claar, MD
University of Michigan
Bronchoscopy Assessment in Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellows
2019 Awardee
Lekshmi Santhosh, MD, MAEd
University of California San Francisco
Improving ICU-to-Ward Patient Safety Through Design Thinking and Documentation Evaluation
2017 Awardee
Stacey Kassutto, MD
University of Pennsylvania
The Impact of a Novel Ambulatory Curriculum on Pulmonary Fellowship Training
2017 Awardee
Effie Singas, MD
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Validation of a Novel Training Method to Assess Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine (PCCM) Fellows' Competence to Perform Thoracentesis
2014 Awardee
Gabriel Bosslet, MD, MA
Indiana University
Development and Internal Validation of an Objective Scoring Tool for Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship Candidate Screening and Selection Using a Simplified Analytic Hierarchy Process
2014 Awardee
Subani Chandra, MD
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Improving Pulmonary/Critical Care Ultrasonography Skills Among Fellows with an Interactive Digital Educational Program
2012 Awardee
Paru S. Patrawalla, MD
New York University
Impact of Faculty Development on Fellow Ultrasound Skill Evaluation
2010 Awardee
Jennifer McCallister, MD
The Ohio State University
Communication Skills Training and Competency Assessment for Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellows

 

APCCMPD Scholarship in Medical Education Research Award   

The APCCMPD Scholarship in Medical Education Research Award is a monetary grant awarded to Fellows-in-Training, junior faculty within 5-years of program completion, Associate Program Directors, and/or Program Directors, for research projects that further adult pulmonary and critical care graduate medical education.

2022 Awardee
Erica Lin, MD
University of California San Diego
Integration of Succinct Video Podcasts into the Pulmonary and Critical Care Curriculum
2020 Awardee
Camille R. Petri, MD
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Understanding the Educational Roles of Interprofessional Providers in the ICU
2018 Awardee
Paul A. Bergl, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin
Launching a Fellows-As-Teachers and Fellow-Led Rounding Initiative: Outcomes and Lessons Learned

 

CHEST Foundation and APCCMPD Award Research Grant         
for Medical Education

The CHEST Foundation and APCCMPD Award Research Grant for Medical Education is a monetary grant awarded jointly by the CHEST Foundation and the APCCMPD. Together, the CHEST Foundation and the APCCMPD are collaborating to advance graduate medical education and provide opportunities for scholarly activity that support medical educators in the field of adult pulmonary and/or critical care graduate medical education.

2022 Awardee
Christopher Thanh Leba, MD, MPH
University of California, San Francisco
Evaluating a 3D Printed Tracheobronchial Model for Bronchoscopy Training and its Use in Understanding Embodied Cognition in Procedural Education
2021 Awardee
Mark H. Adelman, MD
New York University Grossman School of Medicine
Virtual Reality Simulation Training for Management of Tracheostomy Emergencies
2020 Awardee
Ilana Roberts Krumm, MD
University of Washington
What's Good About Soul Food? Discovering and Analyzing Elements of an ICU Team Group Discussion Which Improve Provider Wellness