AGS/ADGAP Outstanding Geriatric Medicine Education Coordinator of the Year recognizes fellowship coordinators for their contributions to strengthening geriatrics education, training, and program management.
Funder: American Geriatrics Society
Due Dates: First week of December 2026 (general AGS nominated-award timing; cycle-specific deadline not stated)
Funding Amounts: $500 to the recipient (individual recognition award)
Summary: Recognizes Geriatric Medicine Fellowship Coordinators for significant contributions to geriatrics education and training at their institutions.
Key Information: Nominees must have at least three years as an Education Coordinator for an eligible fellowship program.
The American Geriatrics Society (AGS), in conjunction with ADGAP, offers this award to recognize the significant contributions of Geriatric Medicine Fellowship Coordinators to education and training at their institutions. It is an individual recognition award, rather than funding for a proposed research study or education project.
The award honors coordinators who manage a fellowship’s day-to-day activities while contributing to broader geriatric medical education initiatives. It emphasizes educational improvements, superior management, leadership, professionalism, and communication among coordinators, program directors, and trainees. Awardees are also expected to demonstrate understanding of Graduate Medical Education (GME), support compliance with regulatory requirements and GME policies, and participate in relevant professional meetings and institutional committees.