Awards and funding
AfPP offers a variety of awards and bursaries to fund educational opportunities.
Available to AfPP members, these awards can provide funding for research and for educational opportunities and attendance at perioperative events in the UK and overseas.
Each year the AfPP awards portfolio provides funding for AfPP members to develop their professional potential through special educational programmes and promotion of their profession. Each year award winners are grateful for the opportunities that AfPP awards provide.
Let us decide who the winners are – don’t count yourself out of the application process – YOU could be an award winner.
Application forms and descriptions of these awards can be obtained by clicking on the individual award listed below. If you need help completing the forms please call us on 01423 881300 or email us here.
| AfPP Siobhan Rankin Perioperative Team of the Year Award This is an exciting prize for theatre teams of up to 15 individuals in Anaesthetics, Scrub, Surgery and Recovery who can win an educational prize worth up to £2,000. |
| Hilda Winifred Mears Award This award will be given to two perioperative practitioners per year, each receiving £1,000 to assist them in undertaking their volunteer role. In addition, the organisation/s offering placements to the award winners, will each receive AfPP membership for one year together with £100 worth of AfPP publications of their choice. |
| ETHICON Nurse and Practitioner Educational Trust Fund Award This is a trust fund that has been established by Ethicon to provide financial help to perioperative staff who need assistance with further education or training. |
| ETHICON AfPP Perioperative Practitioner of the Year Award 2011's Award is now closed. |
| Education and Research Fellowship Fund Awarded quarterly. Apply for funding to attend courses, conferences, study days or to undertake research to a maximum of £5,000 over a three year period. |
| 3M AfPP Academy- professional development programme 3M is committed to supporting education and training of healthcare practitioners. In order to ensure its support continues to add maximum value, it is currently conducting extensive research, with the support of AfPP, to best understand the preferences and needs of its members' continuing professional development. As a consequence the existing 3M AfPP Academy programme will not be launched for 2012 whilst evaluation and future shaping of its support is undertaken. 3M is looking forward to communicating a new education programme in 2012. |
| David Pidduck Award This award is presented to a novice writer of an article published in the Journal of Perioperative Practice. |
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