Details of the successful applicants in the ACCEA 2011 round have now been published. Please see the latest message from the ACCEA Chair and Medical Director for an update on the 2012 round. The ACCEA has indicated that there will definitely be a renewals round in 2012, however it is still uncertain whether there will be a new national awards round, but these will not be open until the New Year. The ACP, as the specialist society for medical oncology, is registered with the ACCEA as a recognised body for submitting recommendations for national awards. In previous years paid-up members who can demonstrate a significant contribution to the ACP, and to the specialty of Medical Oncology as a whole, have been invited to self-nominate for consideration for support by the ACP. Please note that the ACP, as a specialist society, can only nominate for National Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards (not Platinum). Please note however that the timelines and processes for 2012 are currently very uncertain. However, Word versions of the application form can be downloaded from the ACCEA link to allow consultants to begin work, should they wish, on their applications before the launch of the 2012 round.
FOR INFORMATION ONLY - THESE ARE THE GUIDELINES FOR THE 2011 ROUND FOR APPLICATIONS FOR ACP SUPPORT
In addition to submitting an online application to the ACCEA, in order to be considered for ACP support we will ask that you submit the same application form(s) by the closing date of November 2011. Please download the following form(s) as word documents and email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it :
- Application form
- Citation form (demonstrating in particular your contribution to the ACP and medical oncology), plus additional forms, as appropriate:
- Research and Innovation
- Teaching and Training
- Leadership and Management
The use of the additional forms is optional. Bronze and Silver applicants can submit a max of one additional form, Gold applicants may choose to submit a max of two. Please refer to the ACCEA website for a detailed Guide for Applicants and a summary of changes from previous years.
