JAMES LEBROCQ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP  
Québec & Atlantic Canada | $10,000.00

James, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly in April 2022, was a valued member of CAHR’s board for many years and recruited many members to our association. By his work with the membership committee, his contributions to Market Access 101 over the years and his leadership in establishing the CMAP (Canadian Market Access Professional) certification program, James made huge contributions to the market access industry. Despite James’ many accomplishments at McKesson, possibly his greatest contributions came outside of McKesson where he tirelessly worked to support the youth in his community and help them get back on their feet. James earned degrees from both McGill University and the University of Toronto.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

• Students must be registered in a Canadian graduate school (Master’s, PharmD or PhD program) pursuing studies and/or research in an area related to healthcare reimbursement.
• Applicants do not need to be a CAHR member.

GUIDELINES
CAHR will evaluate applications according to:

1. Academic qualifications.
2. Relevance to healthcare reimbursement field.
3. Professional/volunteer experiences.

THE APPLICATION MUST INCLUDE

• Your curriculum vitae
• A letter of reference from your current academic supervisor that can speak to your academic and research abilities and potential impact in the field of healthcare reimbursement
• A submission an essay of no more than 1,000 words describing yourself and your field of study and how you feel it is applicable to the advancement of market access.

TO APPLY
All documents should be uploaded by the applicant via the Scholarship application page on the CAHR website. Confirmation of receipt can be verified by contacting the CAHR office.

Questions can be directed to the CAHR office: at abaldini@cahr-acrss.ca.

* CAHR will disburse the total scholarship amount directly to the selected recipients once CAHR has been provided with the recipient’s address and any other details that may be required for tax purposes.

The scholarship is to be used to defray costs associated with the student’s schooling, including direct costs (e.g. tuition, research assistance, supplies, etc.), as well as living expenses.

The successful applicant may be invited to attend a CAHR event to receive public recognition.