Gold-Haythornthwaite Lifetime Achievement Award
We are pleased to announce the call for nominations for the 2025 USASP Gold-Haythornthwaite Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring an esteemed member of our community for their exceptional contributions to the field of pain research and clinical practice. This distinguished award aims to recognize an individual who has demonstrated exemplary dedication, leadership, and significant impact in advancing the understanding and treatment of pain.
Criteria for Nomination:
The nominee should
1. Have a minimum of 25 years, following the completion of their terminal degree, in active engagement and demonstrated leadership in the field of pain research, clinical practice, or related disciplines.
2. Showcase substantial contributions to the advancement of pain science, which may include, but are not limited to:
- Pioneering research in pain mechanisms, treatments, or therapies.
- Development or implementation of innovative approaches in pain management.
- Exceptional clinical care, advocacy, or educational efforts that have significantly influenced the field.
- Publication of influential research papers, books, or scholarly works related to pain.
Nomination Process: To nominate an individual for the Lifetime Achievement Award, the nominator must submit the following:
- Nominee's name, affiliation, and contact information.
- A detailed statement outlining the nominee's contributions to the field, highlighting their significant achievements and impact, and why they should be considered for the award (1-page max).
- Nominations must be submitted by November 1, 2024 to Dr. Brittany Knight at [email protected] with the header “USASP Lifetime Achievement Award Nomination.”
USASP will contact the individual being nominated for the following:
- Supporting documentation: The full packet should not exceed 100 pages.
- Current curriculum vitae (CV)
- A separate list of the 5 most impactful publications
- Additional materials that showcase the nominee's contributions (e.g., training table)
- Additional supporting documentation must be submitted by December 20, 2024
Self-nominations will not be accepted.
The selection committee will review all nominations and select the recipient based on their demonstrated excellence, impact, and dedication to the field of pain research and treatment.
This award is a testament to the dedication and vision of individuals who have significantly shaped and advanced our understanding of pain. We encourage all members to participate in this process and nominate deserving candidates who have made outstanding contributions to our community.
Please join us in recognizing and celebrating the achievements of our esteemed colleagues by submitting your nominations.
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