CleanMed scholarships and recognition opportunities
Get recognized for your commitment to sustainable, climate-smart health care and attend CleanMed, the premier health care sustainability conference, for free by applying for awards and scholarships.
Applications are due Jan. 21, 11:59 p.m. PT.
Emerging Physician Leader Award
This award recognizes medical students, residents, or fellows who are committed to climate-smart health care and working on climate solutions to protect health. Along with a CleanMed scholarship, recipients will receive a grant to support a project that aligns with the goals of Health Care Without Harm’s Physician Network. This year's award is offered by Health Care Without Harm in collaboration with the Association of American Medical Colleges.
Blair and Georgia Sadler Fellowship
This fellowship engages and empowers emerging clinical health leaders who want to work on equitable, climate-smart health care in their institutions and communities. Along with a CleanMed scholarship, recipients will receive a grant to complete a project that aims to demonstrate scalable solutions that can be shared with our health care network.
Stephanie Davis Waste Reduction and Pollution Prevention Award
This award recognizes health care workers or students who are passionate about waste reduction and pollution prevention and would benefit from the scholarship to further their work. Awardees will receive a CleanMed scholarship.
Join Practice Greenhealth
Practice Greenhealth is the health care sector’s go-to source for information, tools, data, resources, and expert technical support on sustainability initiatives that help hospitals and health systems meet their health, financial, and community goals.
Who We Are
Practice Greenhealth is the leading sustainable health care organization, delivering environmental solutions to more than 1,500 hospitals and health systems in the United States and Canada. Partnership opportunities include hospitals, health systems, community health organizations, NGOs, nonprofits, government, academic institutions, and the health care value chain.