WHY BECOME A FELLOW OF ACADEMIC INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE?
- 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 proudly 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
Rebecca Jeanmonod
Richard Sharpe
Sagar C. Galwankar
Stanislaw P. Stawicki
Thomas J. Papadimos
Ziad Sifri
Lorenzo Paladino
Silvana Teixeira Del Ponte
Donald Jeanmonod