ALPS Education Committee

The deadline for this application call has passed

The ALPS Education Committee is responsible for patient and professional education, such as publications, webinars, e-learning and other educational material.

The ALPS EDC comprises up to ten members, reflecting the composition of limb preservation teams, but not limited to that. Each member serves for a period of two years and can be asked for a second term.

Members will actively support ALPS’ aim to serve as an interdisciplinary bridge that identifies, develops and mentors the next generation of clinicians, scientists and clinician scientists working to preserve at-risk lower extremities through educational activities.

Applicants are asked to specify up to three professional specialties within the field of limb preservation (ex. infectious disease, physical therapy, podiatry, vascular surgery, etc.) and specify how they will strengthen the development of educational activities in ALPS. Concrete ideas for educational activities (publications, educational modules) are appreciated.

Time commitment

The EDC will meet once a year in person at DFCon and will have online meetings quarterly. The majority of the time commitment will be on being involved in projects and publications.

Compensation

EDC members will not be compensated financially. EDC member’s registration fee to DFCon will be covered.

Application Form

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    Application Procedure

    Let us know if you are interested in becoming part of the Education Committee by sending an application.
    Your application should include:
    • 500-word summary describing your educational expertise and linking these to ideas for development of educational activities.
    • List of educational activities that you are particularly interested in pursuing.
    • Curriculum vitae (PDF format).

    Eligibility for Selection

    • Be an Active Member of ALPS (student and resident members are not eligible).
    • Be a US or international citizen working in North America or the Caribbean.
    • Have completed a postgraduate program.
    • Be committed to an academic career in lower limb preservation and have obtained an academic appointment in a university or clinical center devoted to excellence in medical education.
    • Have a demonstrated record of success in pursuing clinical or basic science research sufficient to ensure academic excellence.
    • ALPS is invested in a process that assures diversity, equity and inclusion for our award and scholarship opportunities. We encourage enthusiastic, eligible applicants from all aspects of gender, sexual orientation and ethnicity to apply.

    For questions

    members@alpslimb.org