AWARDS COMMITTEE (As revised, 7/18)

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1 AWARDS COMMITTEE (As revised, 7/18) Please note the following: Conflicts of Interest Conflicts of interest when evaluating award nominees should be avoided. If there is a question of conflict of interest, whether real or perceived (e.g., nominee from his/how own institution; previous preceptor, resident, or fellow; etc.), the committee member should probably abstain from voting on the award in conflict. Obtaining Supporting Documentation Nomination materials should be available through the online nominations portal. The committee should not contact nominees themselves for supporting documentation (e.g., CV, others who could write supporting letters). Follow Up with Award Winners and Individuals Submitting Nominations After the Board of Regents has taken action on the committee's recommendations for a given award, the ACCP staff will contact each award winner and confirm his/her willingness to accept the award. Following those confirmations, staff will send a follow-up letter to those individuals who submitted nominations informing them of the outcome. Carry-over nominations The following rules for carrying over ACCP award nominations shall apply: 1. Clinical Practice, Education, Russell R. Miller, New Clinical Practitioner, New Educator, and New Investigator award nominees can be rolled over for one additional year if the nominee remains eligible and an updated letter of nomination and CV are submitted by the nomination deadline. 2. Robert M. Elenbaas Service Award and C. Edwin Webb Professional Advocacy Award nominees can only be rolled-over by majority vote of the committee and if an updated nomination letter and CV are submitted by the nomination deadline. 3. Therapeutic Frontiers Award nominees can be rolled over for 2 additional years (i.e., the nominee can be considered a maximum of 3 successive times) and an updated nomination letter and CV must be submitted by the nomination deadline. The original nominator will be contacted by the Awards Committee to determine their willingness to re-nominate and update the required documents. However, an individual other than the original nominator may also re-nominate the candidate for the award. Page 1 of 13

2 ACCP RUSSELL R. MILLER AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be a member of ACCP who has made outstanding contributions to the professional literature. 2. An outstanding contribution is identified by a publication record characterized by sustained excellence and/or a landmark contribution. 3. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by their impact on clinical practice, research, or education. 4. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. 1. This award is given annually and shall be limited to one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership through the ACCP newsletter and Web site in the fall of each year. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and his/her contributions to the professional literature, the nominee's curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee's deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. The award is conferred by the ACCP President at the banquet of the annual meeting. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the annual meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 2 of 13

3 ACCP CLINICAL PRACTICE AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be a member of ACCP who is currently making an outstanding contribution to clinical pharmacy practice. 2. An outstanding contribution is judged by: (a) development of an innovative clinical pharmacy service; (b) innovative documentation of the impact of clinical pharmacy services; (c) leadership in the development of cost effective clinical pharmacy services; (d) sustained excellence in providing clinical pharmacy services; or (e) a combination of the above. 3. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by their impact on clinical pharmacy practice and/or by a substantial impact on the care of a sizable number of patients. 4. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. 1. This award is given only when an outstanding candidate is identified, but not to exceed one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership through the ACCP newsletter and Web site in the fall of each year. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and his/her contributions to clinical pharmacy practice, the nominee's curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee's deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. The award is conferred by the ACCP President at the banquet of the annual meeting. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the annual meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 3 of 13

4 ACCP EDUCATION AWARD (1/96; 2/10) 1. The recipient of this award will be a member of ACCP who has made outstanding contributions to the education of health care practitioners. 2. An outstanding contribution is judged by: (a) demonstrated excellence in the classroom or clinical training site; (b) innovative research in education; (c) exceptional dedication to continuing education programs; (d) demonstrated leadership in the development of education programs; or (e) a combination of the above. 3. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by their impact on health care practitioner education or sustained impact on a sizable number of students, residents, or fellows. 4. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. 1. This award is given only when an outstanding candidate is identified, but not to exceed one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership through the ACCP newsletter and Web site in the fall of each year. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and his/her contributions to health professional education, the nominee's curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee's deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. The award is conferred by the ACCP President at the banquet of the annual meeting. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the annual meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 4 of 13

5 ACCP THERAPEUTIC FRONTIERS AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to pharmacotherapeutics in his/her field. The recipient of this award is not required to be an ACCP member. 2. An outstanding contribution is judged as innovative research with direct therapeutic applications or implications such that the recipient is currently considered to be at the leading edge of research in his/her field. 3. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by their impact on pharmacotherapy or its sustained impact on a sizable number of patients. 4. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. 1. This award is given annually and shall be limited to one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership through the ACCP newsletter and Web site in the fall of each year. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and his/her contributions to pharmacotherapy, the nominee's curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee's deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. The award is conferred by the ACCP President and the recipient delivers the Therapeutic Frontiers Lecture at the annual meeting. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the annual meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 5 of 13

6 ACCP NEW INVESTIGATOR AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be an individual who has been a full member of ACCP at the time of nomination and a member at any level for a minimum of 3 years. 2. The recipient will be an individual who completed his/her terminal professional pharmacy training or degree (whichever is most recent) within 6 years from the time of selection by the Board of Regents. If an individual pursues an additional degree beyond his/her professional pharmacy degree or training (i.e., Ph.D.), this additional degree is not considered a terminal degree and the 6 year time frame extends from the completion of the terminal pharmacy training or degree. 3. The recipient's research program will have produced a significant publication record with a programmatic theme or an especially noteworthy single publication. 4. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. In addition, ACCP Fellows (i.e., FCCP ) are excluded from selection. 1. This award is given annually when a deserving candidate is identified, and shall be limited to one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership each fall through the ACCP newsletter and Web site. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and the significance/impact of his/her research program, the nominee's curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee's deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. Effective 2011, this award (and the other New awards) is conferred by the ACCP President at the ACCP Annual Meeting in the fall. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the ACCP meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. In conjunction with the award presentation, the recipient will provide a presentation describing his/her research. Page 6 of 13

7 ACCP NEW CLINICAL PRACTITIONER AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be an individual who is a full member of ACCP at the time of nomination and member at any level for a minimum of 3 years. 2. The recipient will be an individual who completed his/her terminal professional pharmacy training or degree (whichever is most recent) within 6 years from the time of selection by the Board of Regents. If an individual pursues an addition degree beyond their professional pharmacy degree or training (i.e., Ph.D.), this additional degree is not considered a terminal degree and the 6 year time frame extends from the completion of the terminal pharmacy training or degree. 3. The recipient s Board certification status in a specialty will be given favorable consideration but is not a requirement, particularly if the candidate is practicing in a specialty where certification is not available. 4. The recipient s contribution(s) to clinical pharmacy practice may include: (a) demonstrated excellence in the care of patients; (b) documented improvements in patient outcomes; (c) scholarly work related to clinical practice; (d) recognition as an expert in the care of a specific patient population; (e) demonstrated leadership in the development of innovative clinical programs; or (f) a combination of the above. 5. The recipient s contribution(s) must be judged outstanding based on its (their) impact on the health of patients within the recipient s practice and/or the practice of clinical pharmacy locally, regionally, or nationally. 6. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. In addition, ACCP Fellows (i.e., FCCP ) are excluded from selection. 1. This award is given annually when a deserving candidate is identified, and shall be limited to one 2. Nominations will be solicited from the membership each fall through the ACCP newsletter and Web site. 3. Nominations will consist of a letter from an ACCP member to the Chair of the Awards Committee detailing the nominee s qualifications for this award and the significance/impact of his/her clinical contributions, the nominee s curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee s current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. Page 7 of 13

8 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee s deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. Effective 2011, this award (and the other New awards) is conferred by the ACCP President at the ACCP Annual Meeting in the fall. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the ACCP meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 8 of 13

9 ACCP NEW EDUCATOR AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be an individual who is a full member of ACCP at the time of nomination and member at any level for a minimum of 3 years. 2. The recipient will be an individual who completed his/her terminal professional pharmacy training or degree (whichever is most recent) within 6 years from the time of selection by the Board of Regents. If an individual pursues an addition degree beyond their professional pharmacy degree or training (i.e., Ph.D.), this additional degree is not considered a terminal degree and the 6 year time frame extends from the completion of the terminal pharmacy training or degree. 3. The recipient s contribution(s) to the education of health care practitioners may include: (a) demonstrated excellence in didactic or experiential teaching; (b) innovations in instructional methods or assessment strategies; (c) exceptional dedication to continuing education programs; (d) demonstrated leadership in the development of educational programs; (e) scholarly work related to teaching and learning; or (f) a combination of the above. 4. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by its (their) impact on the education of students (enrolled in either professional or graduate degree programs), residents, fellows, or health care practitioners. 5. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. In addition, ACCP Fellows (i.e., FCCP ) are excluded from selection. 1. This award is given annually when a deserving candidate is identified, and shall be limited to one 2. Nominations will be solicited from the membership each fall through the ACCP newsletter and Web site. 3. Nominations will consist of a letter from an ACCP member to the Chair of the Awards Committee detailing the nominee s qualifications for this award and the significance/impact of his/her clinical contributions, the nominee s curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee s current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee s deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each Page 9 of 13

10 7. Effective 2011, this award (and the other New awards) is conferred by the ACCP President at the ACCP Annual Meeting in the fall. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the ACCP meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 10 of 13

11 ACCP ROBERT M. ELENBAAS SERVICE AWARD 1. The recipient of this award will be a member of ACCP who has made an outstanding contribution to the vitality of the College or to the advancement of the goals of the College. 2. An outstanding contribution is judged as one well above and beyond the usual devotion of resources, be it time, energy, material goods, or a combination thereof. 3. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by their impact on the College or by their sustained excellence. 4. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. 1. This award is given only when an outstanding candidate is identified, but not to exceed one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership through the ACCP newsletter in the fall of each year. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and his/her contributions to the College, the nominee's curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from other ACCP members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice. Self nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee's deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. The award is conferred by the ACCP President at the annual meeting. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the annual meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. Page 11 of 13

12 ACCP C. EDWIN WEBB PROFESSIONAL ADVOCACY AWARD (7/18) The recipient of this award will be a member of ACCP who: 1. has made outstanding contributions to the visibility and value of clinical pharmacy in national political, policy, intraprofessional, and/or interprofessional arenas; 2. has assembled a record of mentoring others who have gone on to assume a health professions and/or health policy leadership role; and 3. is recognized as an ambassador for clinical pharmacy both within and outside the profession. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. 1. This award is given only when an outstanding candidate is identified, but not to exceed one 2. Nominations are solicited from the general membership through the ACCP newsletter in the fall of each year. detailing the nominee's qualifications for this award and his/her contributions to the College, the nominee s curriculum vitae, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation from either ACCP or non-accp members. At least one of these letters must be from an individual outside the nominee's current institute of practice/place of employment. Self-nominations are not permitted. The Chair of the Awards Committee sends a letter of acknowledgement to each member submitting a nomination. 5. The Chair summarizes the Committee s deliberations, listing the strong and weak points of each 7. The award is conferred by the ACCP President at the annual meeting. The award consists of a plaque, honorarium, and waiver of registration fee for the annual meeting. The amount of the honorarium is determined by the Board of Regents. 9. See table on the next page for comparison of the Webb Award with other major ACCP awards. Page 12 of 13

13 Comparison with other major ACCP Awards: Elenbaas Service Award Member of ACCP. Has made an outstanding contribution to the vitality of the College or to the advancement of the goals of the College. An outstanding contribution is judged as one well above and beyond the usual devotion of resources, be it time, energy, material goods, or a combination thereof. The contribution(s) must be judged outstanding by their impact on the College or by their sustained excellence. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. Parker Medal ACCP member or nonmember, including nonpharmacists. Has made outstanding, significant, and sustained contributions to the clinical pharmacy discipline that have had a decisive impact on advancing the profession s patient care mission. Has assembled a lifetime record (i.e., over an entire career) of contributions that further the professional role of pharmacists. Is a visible and visionary leader on issues vital to the clinical pharmacy discipline Current members of any of the ACCP Boards, or members of ACCP/JCPP organization staff are ineligible for the award. Webb Professional Advocacy Award Member of ACCP. Has made outstanding contributions to the visibility and value of clinical pharmacy in national political, policy, intraprofessional, and/or interprofessional arenas. Has assembled a record of mentoring others who have gone on to assume a health professions and/or health policy leadership role. Is recognized as an ambassador for clinical pharmacy both within and outside the profession. Current members of the ACCP Board of Regents, the Awards Committee, or ACCP staff are ineligible for the award. Page 13 of 13