Awards

CMDHB Science Fest - Young Investigator Award for Excellence

CCRep is proud to sponsor this prize awarded at the annual CMDHB Science Fest.

The Young Investigator Award is to encourage and promote leadership and quality in research by recognising a promising investigator who has demonstrated excellence in their chosen field. It is hoped that this award will help to stimulate interest in research at CMDHB and encourage young, talented individuals to present their work in a public forum.

Award Criteria

• Aged 35 years or less at the time of submission.
• Must be the presenter of the work in either poster or verbal presentation.
• Must have contributed substantially to the work.
• Cannot have been the Principal Investigator on any previous formal investigation.
• The work may be a formal research investigation or a clinical audit.

More than one abstract may be submitted for consideration.
The work should embody the principals of clinical investigation and/or improving the effectiveness of clinical practice.

Award Value
$750 work-related study or travel costs.

Division of Medicine Science Symposium – Best Presentation

The DivMed Science Symposium is a celebration of the research and scientific endeavours of the CMDHB Division of Medicine. Each subspecialty is represented with one presentation from each.

The CCRep prize for best presentation is open to registrars, research fellows and nurses and is judged on the day by an invited panel of experts.

Award Value
$500 cash prize.

Dame Mira Szaszy Memorial Prize

The Dame Mira Szaszy Memorial Prize has been made possible by a generous donation to CCRep from the Deane Endowment Trust. It is intended to enhance the relationship between CCRep and the University of Auckland as well as pay tribute to the memory of Dame Mira, one of the most outstanding Maaori women leaders of the 20th century. Read more here.

The prize is awarded to the University of Auckland 4th Year Maaori medical student achieving the highest grade in the compulsory Maaori Case History Report.

The prize is administered by the University of Auckland and will be awarded at the conclusion of each academic year.

Prize Value
$1000 cash prize. 

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