Recognizing the dedication of outstanding individuals, organizations and programs in their work to improve equitable delivery of radiological services in low- and middle-income countries and areas of need around the world.
The ACR® Foundation (ACRF) works with volunteer radiologists, organizations, industry representatives and allied health workers to improve access to quality radiological services in areas of need around the world.
According to the World Health Organization , half of the world’s population lacks access to radiological services. The Global Humanitarian Award honors individuals committed to providing greater access to quality radiological care to overcome the challenges of health equity and help decrease mortality and morbidity rates in these communities.
Applications are currently closed.Ā Ā
Know someone whoās done outstanding work to improve access to radiological care?
Global Humanitarian Award recipients may be self-nominated or nominated by a peer by the application deadline.
Submit nominations via the ACRF Global Humanitarian Award application.
Applications must include at least two letters of support from a colleague and/or collaborating organization and the entity impacted by the nomineeās work.
Letters should be signed on letterhead and no longer than one page.
For nominees assisting multiple organizations, please combine information on a single letter.
Videos and newsletters are acceptable in lieu of a letter.
2025
Frank Minja, MD
2025
Toma Omofoye, MD
2024
Boyd N. Hatton, MD
2022
Kassa Darge, MD, PhD, DTM&P, FSAR, FAIUM
2022
David H. Epstein, MD FACR
2021
Faisal Khosa, MBBS
2021
Herman Oosterwijk, MS, MBA
2021
Norman Young, CEO
2020
Lawrence R. Kane, MD
2020
Sarwat Hussain, MD
2019
Richard N. Hirsh, MD, FACR
Mamotest
2018
Michael T. Nelson, MD, FACR
