HCM Mid-Career Achievement Award

The HCM Mid-Career Achievement Award, established in 2022, recognizes the distinguished contributions to the field of health care management by a mid-career scholar. The Award is given to an individual whose scholarly contributions have advanced research, theory, and practice within the health care field and is in the period between early career and full professorship. Mid-career is defined for this award as the period spanning seven years following doctoral degree completion (early career) until Full Professorship or equivalent. Anonymous nominations will not be accepted, but individuals may self-nominate.

Eligibility Criteria:

Nominee must be an HCM Division member.
Nominee has received doctoral degree more than 7 years prior to August 2022 (Annual Meeting).
Nominee has not yet been named full professor or equivalent at her/his institution at the time of nomination.

Award Criteria:

A clear record of research excellence (i.e., publications in top journals, high citation counts, high-impact authored books, and/or extramural funding).
Evidence of impact of the nominee’s research upon the practice and/or teaching of health care management (e.g., participation in prestigious committees, inclusion of nominee’s research in policy reports and guidelines, testimonies, and/or syllabi; keynote addresses for esteemed practitioner audiences).
The stature of the nominee vis-à-vis other scholars at similar career stages in the field of health care management.
Likelihood that the nominee will continue to provide leadership
Nominees may or may not have tenure, as time for tenure decisions varies across institutions (for early and mid-career awards only).

AWARD WINNERS



2022:	Currently seeking nominations [due April 30th, 2022]: Contact Research Commitee Chair, Olena Mazurenko at omazuren@iu.edu Nominations should include: A nomination letter that articulates why the nominee is deserving of the award with respect to the criteria listed above; The nominee's current CV; At least two letters of support that comment on the nominee's qualifications to receive the award; and Copies of two published articles as examples of academic scholarship.