AUGS recognizes the importance of identifying promising residents who will be future leaders in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. The AUGS Resident Scholar Program provides mentoring and educational opportunities, including funded attendance to PFD Week, AUGS’ Annual Scientific Meeting.

Program Goals

• Identify promising residents from diverse backgrounds and interests who demonstrate potential to be leaders in the field of FPMRS
• Provide opportunities to applicants with minimal or no exposure to the field of urogynecology at their residency program
• Provide mentorship and education to enable residents to successfully match in a FPMRS fellowship and advance their early personal and professional development
• Create a network among recipients and leaders in AUGS for life-long career development and support
   

Requirements

• Any obstetrics and gynecology or urology resident who at time of meeting is not in their first or last year of residency. Applicants must be from an accredited residency program in the US or Canada.
• Self-nominations are encouraged

Nominations are closed for 2023.

 

Prize

• $1,000 travel stipend
• Complimentary meeting registration for PFD Week 2022

Past Recipients