International Travel Award

Funded by the Enriching the Future program

The International Travel Award stipends have been established to provide funding for deserving pediatric hematology/oncology specialists from low- to lower middle-income countries to attend the 2018 ASPHO Conference for the purpose of benefiting from the meeting's education and networking opportunities. The award aims to improve patient care in countries of greatest need.

Qualifications

• The recipient must be currently practicing as a pediatric hematologist/oncologist in a low- or lower middle- income country
• Submission of an abstract to the 2018 ASPHO Call for Papers and Posters
• Membership to ASPHO not required

The following documents will be required when completing the application

• Curriculum Vitae, not to exceed 20 pages
• Letter of support from a supervisor (such as a training program director, program chair, or hospital CEO) or mentor, attesting to the applicant’s status.
• Personal Statement: A letter from the applicant addressing his/her qualifications, career goals and a statement describing how participation in the ASPHO meeting will benefit his/her career or knowledge base and how it will improve patient care.
• Letter of support from institutional leadership attesting to the institution's support of the applicant's continued professional development. 

2018 International Travel Award Winner

Emanise Muscadin, MD
Hopital Sacre-Coeur
Milot, Haiti

The International Travel Award stipends have been established to provide funding for deserving pediatric hematology/oncology specialists from low- to lower middle-income countries to attend the ASPHO Conference for the purpose of benefiting from the meeting's education and networking opportunities. The award aims to improve patient care in countries of greatest need.

The award provides Dr. Muscadin with complimentary registration, lodging and airfare for the 2018 ASPHO Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, where she will receive her award and present a poster about her work.