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MGB 2026 Global Health Service Award Program by Massachusetts General Hospital 2026 | Atom Grants MGB 2026 Global Health Service Award Program The MGB Global Health Service Award Program honors innovative research, mentorship, and humanitarian action advancing healthcare for underserved populations through global collaboration.
Funder: Massachusetts General Hospital Due Dates: August 1, 2026 (Nomination deadline for 2026 awards; late submissions considered for 2027) Funding Amounts: $2,500 per award; supports global health project work; awarded annually in three categories Summary: Recognizes outstanding innovation, mentorship, and humanitarian action in global health to advance care and collaboration for underserved populations worldwide.
Key Information: Open to both MGB employees and global partners; self-nominations and nominations of others accepted. The MGB Global Health Service Award Program honors individuals who demonstrate exceptional commitment, innovation, and leadership in global health. The program seeks to advance clinical care, education, and research for underserved populations and highlights the value of global collaboration in healthcare.
Awards are presented annually in three categories: Excellence in Research and Innovation: For early to mid-career investigators making significant contributions to global health research, particularly through in-country partnerships. Excellence in Clinical Education and Mentorship: For those who enhance healthcare delivery and clinical capacity in low-resourced settings through education and mentorship.
Excellence in Global Disaster Response & Humanitarian Action: For individuals advancing health equity and humanitarian action, especially through direct patient care and disaster response. See the full grant listing
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Employees of Massachusetts General Hospital and global partners. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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