The Nemours Child Health Services Research Award recognizes the scientific work of emerging scholars in the field of child health services research, particularly research on quality improvement of pediatric health services.
The Nemours Child Health Services Research Award recognizes the scientific work of emerging scholars in the field of child health services research, particularly research on quality improvement of pediatric health services.
The recipient will receive $1,000 in recognition of their contribution to child health services research. The award will be presented at the annual Child Health Services Research Interest Group Session held during the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting.
The 2024 nomination period is now open until Friday, May 3rd.
Meet the 2023 Nemours Child Health Services Research Award Winner
Associate Professor, Pediatrics
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University of California, San Francisco
Jason Nagata, M.D., M.Sc. is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at the University of California San Francisco and affiliated faculty with the Institute for Global Health Sciences and the Center for Sexual and Gender Minority Health. Read Bio
Nominations Criteria
Candidates must be within ten years of entry into the field of child health services research as of December 31, 2023. Year of entry will be judged by the nominee's completion of their terminal research degree or medical residency (or the equivalent). A letter of nomination and the nominee's CV are required. Self-nominations are accepted and should include a personal statement.
About Nemours
Nemours Children's is one of the largest integrated pediatric health systems in the country. Everything they do - their medical care, research, education, and prevention and advocacy efforts - is focused on kids.
Their goal is to help children, everywhere, grow into healthy adults. To do this, they think of health as more than just medicine. Good health involved education, food, housing, family stability, emotional well-being, equity, justice and more. That's why they go outside of their walls to reach kids where they live, learn, and play.
