Anatomage Announces 2026 Teacher Award Recipients

Santa Clara, Calif. – Anatomage Inc., a market leader in medical education technology, has named the recipients of its 2026 Anatomage Teacher Awards. The awards honor educators who have made a substantial positive impact on their students, schools, and communities through innovative instruction and the integration of Anatomage technology.

This year's honorees were selected for their dedication to advancing anatomy and science education. Nominees were evaluated on their use of Anatomage technology in curricula, creative methods for enhancing learning experiences, and the measurable impact on student success. The selection focused on how effectively educators leverage technology to foster understanding and engagement.

Christopher White, a teacher at Brophy College Preparatory, Brian Spence, Program Director at Tarrant County College, and Jennifer Savage Burgett from Jacksonville State University received the Outstanding Teacher Award for their exemplary classroom teaching and innovative use of Anatomage techniques.

Amir Meraban, Lead Instructor at UC San Diego School of Medicine, was honored with the Trailblazer Award for his unique and groundbreaking application of Anatomage technology to enhance learning and student motivation. Each recipient will receive a $1,000 cash prize, a trophy, a certificate, and complimentary registration to the 2026 Anatomage Conference.

Anatomage aims to empower educators and elevate medical education globally. By recognizing these outstanding instructors, the company reinforces its commitment to fostering innovation and improving science and healthcare education worldwide.