Observership program
Coming soonGAIM is developing an observership program. Its terms, eligibility and dates are not yet defined; members will be informed by email and in My GAIM as soon as the program is ready.
Membership
GAIM membership
Membership is open to physicians, residents and medical students. Membership is the registration: members can join every Morning Report and Evidence Brief session without signing up for each one.
Join GAIM
You create an account first, then fill in a short form.
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Benefits
What membership gives you
Personal profile
A professional profile in My GAIM, which you can also turn into a CV.
Credit tracking
Your GAIM credits and the CME credits you earn with other organisations — in one place and on your CV.
Education library
Morning Report presentations, Evidence Briefs and clinical material.
Morning Reports and Evidence Briefs
Attend the sessions, or present a case yourself.
Working teams
Help develop the Academy as a member of one of its working teams.
Partner toolsComing soon
Tools and offers for members from partner organizations.
Eligibility
Who can join
Anyone working in medicine can join GAIM — in Georgia or abroad.
- Internal medicine residents — the Academy's main beneficiaries, with full access to every programme.
- Physicians — specialists in internal medicine and its subspecialties, and practising and junior doctors in neighbouring specialties.
- Medical students — with access to the academic material and the projects.
- Colleagues in medicine-related professions — anyone interested in evidence-based education and in working with colleagues.
Membership does not depend on where you work, which institution you belong to or which country you are in: GAIM is an independent organization, affiliated with no hospital and no political organization.
Process
How joining works
- 1Fill in the application on the website (five minutes).
- 2The board reviews it within a few days.
- 3Once it is approved you get an email and can activate My GAIM.
Taking an active part in a working team is voluntary — you choose when you apply, and you can change your mind at any time.
Join GAIM
You create an account first, then fill in a short form.
Apply for membershipMembership is free.
Already a member? Log in
Active membership
Would you like to join one of GAIM's working teams?
As a working-team member you can take an active part in developing the Academy, and work alongside experienced colleagues.
Anyone from any part of the medical profession can join.
Working-team membership is voluntary at this stage.
GAIM's working teams:
Academic team
Preparing and presenting Morning Reports, and creating or reviewing other academic material (for example flowcharts, guidelines, recommendations and research).
Team lead: Nanuli Gvazava
Evaluation and quality team
Quality control of presentations and academic material, and analysis of feedback.
Team lead: Shalva Nadirashvili
Communications team
Reaching out to residents and other parts of the medical community, and managing social media and how information is shared.
Team lead: Nino Kvirtia
Legal team
Handling the legal side of registering and maintaining the organization, and drafting internal regulations.
Team lead: Shota Kuprava
Operations team
Planning, recording and archiving meetings, and time management.
Team lead: Megi Kiria
You tell us whether you would like to join a working team in step 2 of the application.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who reviews applications?
Applications are reviewed by the GAIM board.
How long does the review take?
Usually a few days. We will let you know the decision by email.
I already registered through the Google Form. Do I need to apply again?
No. Your details have already been transferred. Sign in with the same email address you gave in the form, and your account will be linked to your record automatically.
Does membership cost anything?
No. GAIM membership is free.
Can I watch a Morning Report later?
Yes. Every Morning Report is recorded. The recordings are on GAIM's YouTube channel and in the library, on the page of the matching presentation.
What is in the library?
Morning Report slides and recordings, flowcharts, Evidence Briefs and videos. Members can open everything; website visitors see the list of materials and the public ones.
What are CME and GAIM credits?
GAIM credits are GAIM's internal record of your participation and contribution — for example attending a Morning Report, presenting one or writing an Evidence Brief. The board sets the rules for awarding them.
GAIM's activities do not award officially recognised CME (continuing medical education) credits at this stage — we plan to seek accreditation and will let members know. The CME section of My GAIM records the credits you earn at accredited events run by other organisations, so that all your records are in one place and on your CV. You can add such a credit yourself under Credits in My GAIM, by uploading its certificate. You are free to generate your CME summary, download it and share it with the relevant bodies or anyone you choose.
How do I update my details?
Sign in to My GAIM and open the Profile section.
How do I leave GAIM?
Write to us at info@gaimteam.org and we will end your membership. You can also ask us to delete your data — see the privacy policy.
Coming up
Upcoming programs
Ready to join?
The application takes a few minutes.