Mary O’Flaherty Horn Scholars in General Internal Medicine Program Grant
Mary O’Flaherty Horn Scholars in General Internal Medicine Program Grant supports junior clinician-educators’ scholarly work to advance academic careers while balancing dependent care and personal wellness.
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Funder: Society of General Internal Medicine
Due Dates: October 7, 2026 (Nominations open) | January 29, 2027 (Submission deadline)
Funding Amounts: $30,000 annually for two years, plus required institutional matching funds or support of $30,000 annually
Summary: Supports junior clinician-educators’ academic careers and scholarly work while balancing part-time employment, dependent care, and personal wellness.
Key Information: Applicants must be SGIM or ACLGIM members seeking a 0.5–0.8 FTE position, with two committed mentors.
Description
The Mary O’Flaherty Horn Scholars in General Internal Medicine Program is a two-year career development award administered by the Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM). Supported by the SGIM Horn Scholars Endowment and matching institutional support, it gives junior clinician-educators flexible scheduling and protected time for meaningful scholarly activities while balancing academic careers with dependent care, self-care, and wellness.
The program covers general medicine, including primary care, geriatrics, and hospital medicine. It favors scholarly work or advocacy at the local or national level focused on provider engagement and wellness or social responsibility in healthcare. Mentoring supports both academic development and a balanced lifestyle, and scholars share their work locally, regionally, and nationally where appropriate to promote the program’s vision and goals.
