Congratulations to this year's Grantees!
The Emergency Medicine Foundation (EMF) and Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Foundation (SAEMF) jointly award stipends to encourage medical students (our future emergency medicine researchers and educators) to engage in and to be exposed to emergency
medicine research. We applaud this year’s cohort of grantees and wish them all the best as they move forward with their research training:
 | Samantha L. Camp
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Ms. Camp was awarded the EMF-SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $3,500 over one year. She will work on her project
titled, "Biomarkers Predicting Functional Outcomes In Patients With Ischemic Stroke Requiring Thrombectomy" at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. |
 | Kiersten Diercks, BA
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Ms. Diercks was awarded the EMF/SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $5,000 over one year. She will work on her project
titled, "Qualitative Analysis of Coaching Perspectives Among Emergency Medicine Faculty and Key Stakeholders” at UT Southwestern Medical Center. |
 | Emily Larson, BS
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Ms. Larson was awarded the EMF-SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $5,000 over one year. She will work on
her project titled, "Evaluation and Optimization of Prehospital Trauma Triage” at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. |
 | Karen Reyes, BA
University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine
Ms. Reyes was awarded the EMF/SAEMF Medical Student Research Grant for $5,000 over one year. She
will work on her project titled, "Emergency Department (ED) Vaccination Surveillance: Novel Assessment of Age-Group Recommended Vaccines in Undocumented Latino Immigrants” at the University of California, San Francisco School
of Medicine. |
