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    Behavioral Science/Family Systems Educator Fellowship

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    Behavioral Science/Family Systems Educator Fellowship supports family medicine faculty through mentoring and educational scholarly projects to strengthen behavioral science and family systems education.

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    Funder: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $2,605 program fee for a yearlong fellowship; limited STFM Foundation scholarships available

    Summary: A mentored faculty development fellowship supporting behavioral science and family systems education through a structured curriculum and scholarly project.

    Key Information: Fellows need institutional support for tuition, dedicated scholarly work time, and full attendance at three national conferences.


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    The Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) runs this competitive, yearlong fellowship for family medicine faculty responsible for teaching or coordinating behavioral science and family systems curricula. Its structured curriculum and formal mentoring help fellows understand medical culture, integrate behavioral science and family systems principles into family medicine, and build a personalized professional development plan.

    Scholarly work is central to the experience. Fellows collaborate with their program directors to identify departmental educational needs and create a Professional Learning Contract that includes a mentored educational scholarly project. They complete the project and present a national poster at the concluding STFM Annual Spring Conference. Groups of four fellows work with two experienced educators, meeting during conferences and by phone monthly throughout the remainder of the fellowship year.


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