Why Become a Fellow of Academic International Medicine?
- Contribute to the academic literature and shape academic international medicine (AIM)
- Join the elite group of AIM advocates who are able to demonstrate both scholarly excellence and leadership among their peers
- Help advance the mission of our organization by displaying the honor of being a Fellow of Academic International Medicine alongside your name
- Be an ambassador of Academic International Medicine, both in the US and abroad
- Become an actively engaged leader, dedicated to creating sustainable international framework of academic and educational excellence
Merit-based Eligibility Criteria for Fellowship in Academic International Medicine
- Requirements for Fellowship in Academic International Medicine (FAIM) are strict, with members required to earn at least 10 points before qualifying:
- Continuous ACAIM membership for 3 or more years (1 point / year)
- Participation in at least 1 ACAIM Committee or Leadership Position (1 point for each activity)
- Expert / Invited presentations at Academic International Medicine Congress (1 point for each presentation) or an approved International conference (1 point for each presentation)
- Publications in the International Journal of Academic Medicine (1 point for co-authorship on each accepted submission)
- Research presentations at the Academic International Medicine Congress (1 point for each co-authored presentation) or an approved International conference (1 point for each co-authored presentation)
- Helping the organization grow (1 point for each new member who registered after being referred by you)
- Maximum number of 4 points can be awarded per year
Active FAIM Fellows
- Bonnie Arquilla
- Harry L. Anderson III
- Manish Garg
- Michael Firstenberg
- Sona Garg
- Rebecca Jeanmonod
- Richard Sharpe
- Sagar C. Galwankar
- Stanislaw P. Stawicki
- Thomas J. Papadimos
- Ziad Sifri
- Lorenzo Paladino
- Silvana Teixeira Dal Ponte
- Donald Jeanmonod
- Christina Bloem
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