IATDMCT YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD
Sponsored by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Terms of Reference
- The Award recognizes and encourages the professional development and achievements of a young investigator who has demonstrated exceptional scientific achievements early in his/her career.
- The recipient must be a member in good standing of the Association on the day of the award presentation. She/he must be 40 years of age or younger on the date specified as the deadline for receipt of nominations.
- The Award shall usually be presented bi-annually, but if in the opinion of the Awards Committee no suitable candidate is available, the Award shall not be presented.
- The Award shall be accompanied by a framed certificate and an honorarium in the amount of USD 1,000.
- The recipient of the Award shall be chosen by the Awards Committee and approved by the IATDMCT Executive no later than four (4) months prior to the Congress at which the Award will be presented. In order to avoid a conflict of interest, the Awards Committee must no communicate with the IATDMCT Executive or Council on their selection prior to making their final decision. However, the final Awards Committee decision requires the approval of the IATDMCT Executive.
- Members of IATDMCT may propose suitable candidates to the Awards Committee through the Business Office of the association.
- Nominations from the membership must be accompanied by a curriculum vitae including a list of publications, and a letter from the nominator containing an evaluation of the originality and importance of the candidate's contributions to therapeutic drug monitoring and/or clinical toxicology. Additional letters of support by members of the Association or other respected scientists are helpful for the Selection Committee.
- The presentation of the Award shall normally be at the Opening Ceremonies of the Congress of the association. The recipient of the Award is not usually expected to give an address or present a paper.
Recipients of the Young Investigator's Award:
1993 Randall Yatscoff, Canada
1995 Uwe Christians, Germany
1997 Amitava Dasgupta, USA
1999 Ekkehard Schütz, Germany
2001 Pierre Marquet, France
2003 Paul Taylor, Australia
2005 Maria Shipkova, Germany
2007 Vanessa Steenkamp, South Africa
For more information on IATDMCT Awards, contact the Business Office: office@iatdmct.org