4 funding opportunities found in this category. 

International Society for Heart & Lung Transplantation International Traveling Scholarships
International Society for Heart & Lung Transplantation
All Regions
08/01/2013
$6,000

International Society for Heart & Lung Transplantation International Traveling Scholarships

The ISHLT will fund a minimum of ten International Traveling Scholarships annually. These awards are open to any member of the Society, in any country. They represent a unique opportunity for garnering fresh ideas and collaborative work across the globe. There are two submission dates annually: August 1 and December 1. Applicants will be informed of the decision within 1 month of the application deadline.

Applications are now being accepted for the August 1, 2013 deadline.

If you have any questions about the application process, please contact Phyllis Glenn at phyllis.glenn@ishlt.org.

Purpose

The purpose of this award is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and techniques regarding heart and lung transplantation and the treatment of end stage heart and lung failure and to build relationships between individuals, institutions, and countries. The Scholarships may be used to learn new techniques in the clinic, operating room, or laboratory or just to experience first-hand how others deal with challenging problems.

Each award will be in a amount of up to $6,000. ALL members of the Society are eligible to apply for a Scholarship.

It is anticipated that each Scholarship will be for up to one month, however no absolute time is stipulated. Visits of less than 2 weeks will not be funded. The funding may be used for travel, accommodation, and/or subsistence for the recipient, with a maximum of $100 per day for food and accommodations. The funding may not be used to cover other costs, such as accompanying family members or salary, nor to cover any associated costs borne by the recipient's home institution, such as for the back-filling of clinical duties or for indirect costs/institutional overhead.

Eligibility Requirements

The applicant or the applicant's department head at either the home or host institution must be a member of the ISHLT in good standing at the time of application, and the award recipient must be a member of ISHLT prior to funding.

The applicant cannot be in a temporary position (<1 year). The goal of the award is to facilitate the international interchange of knowledge and experience. Therefore priority will be given to trans-national and international interchange.

Funding Stipulations/Award Policies

The funded visit must begin within 6 months of notification that the recipient has been selected to receive the award.

Award funding will be provided no more than 30 days prior to the initial date of travel.

The duration of the visit for which funds will be used may not be less than two weeks. The funds must be used for the purpose described in the application and may not be used to supplement other funding received for the same purpose.

A report detailing the funded experience and what was accomplished and learned must be submitted in writing to ISHLT within two months of the conclusion of the visit. ISHLT may choose to publish the report in the Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation, the ISHLT LINKS newsletter, or on the ISHLT website.

ISHLT must be acknowledged as a funding source in all publications and presentations derived from the Scholarship via the following statement, "This work was supported by a travelling award from the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation." Copies of any such publications must be submitted to the ISHLT Headquarters office.

An accounting of how the funds were used must be provided to ISHLT within 2 months of the conclusion of the visit. Unused funds must be returned to ISHLT.

Funding will be made to the recipient's home institution. No payments will be made directly to the recipient.

The award recipient and the award recipient's home and host institutions agree that the funds will be expended for the purpose(s) described in the application, that there is no duplicate funding for these purposes, and that no portion of the award will be used to pay for indirect costs or institutional overhead.

No individual may receive more than one award per year.

Physician Researcher, Transplant Surgeon
Call for Nominations: Heart Failure Society of America Nursing Leadership Award
Heart Failure Society of America
All Regions
07/01/2013
$1,000

Call for Nominations: Heart Failure Society of America Nursing Leadership Award

Deadline for submission: Monday, July 1, 2013

Notification to award winner: July 29, 2013

Individual selected to receive an award will receive $1,000 and complimentary registration to the 2013 HFSA Annual Scientific Meeting. The award will be presented at the 2013 HFSA Annual Scientific Meeting.

Eligibility

Candidates must be:

A registered nurse who works directly with heart failure patients and their families.

Must be an HFSA member continuously since January 2011.

HFSA Nursing Committee members and past winners are not eligible; however previous applicants can reapply (new application is required). Individuals cannot apply for more than one nursing award in the same year.

Nomination Process: Candidate can either self-nominate or be nominated by a colleague.

Nurse, Cardiovascular Nurse, Registered Nurse
Call for Nominations: Heart Failure Society of America Clinical Excellence in Nursing Award
Heart Failure Society of America
All Regions
07/01/2013
$1,000

Call for Nominations: Heart Failure Society of America Clinical Excellence in Nursing Award

Deadline for submission: Monday, July 1, 2013

Notification to award winner: July 29, 2013

Individual selected to receive this award will receive $1000 and complimentary registration to the 2013 HFSA Annual Meeting. The award will be presented at the HFSA 2013 Annual Scientific Meeting.

Eligibility

Candidates must be:

A registered nurse who works directly with heart failure patients and their families.

Must be an HFSA member continuously since January 2011.

HFSA Nursing Committee members and past winners are not eligible; however previous applicants can reapply (new application is required). Individuals cannot apply for more than one nursing award in the same year.

Nomination Process: Candidate can either self-nominate or be nominated by a colleague.

Nurse, Cardiovascular Nurse, Registered Nurse
Myocarditis Foundation Research Grants
Myocarditis Foundation
All Regions
12/15/2013
$35,000

Myocarditis Foundation Research Grants

The Myocarditis Foundation is currently accepting applications for Research Grants.

Types of Proposals Sought

The Myocarditis Foundation (MF) accepts fellowship grant applications on an annual basis for innovative basic, clinical or translational research relevant to the cause or treatment of myocarditis. MF’s fellowship grant program is designed to provide seed funding to investigators for the testing of initial hypotheses and collecting preliminary data to help secure long-term funding by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and other major granting institutions. Funding is available at US $35,000 for salary only.

Grant award decisions are made through a peer review process by our Medical Advisory Board. Scientific excellence and relevance to myocarditis are the basic criteria for selecting the supported research project. The award is designed to support training and career development of physician-scientists in myocarditis research.

Available Funding

The MF research grant provides salary support for 1 year of full-time research. The stipend is $35,000. No additional funds for benefits, travel, or indirect costs, etc. are available.

Eligibility Requirements

Candidates may apply up to 10 years following receipt of an MD, PhD, or an equivalent degree and plan to perform the funded work in the United States or Canada, in order to apply for the Fellowship. All applicants must select a preceptor with a proven track record of research in myocarditis. In addition to providing a letter of recommendation, the preceptor is expected to assist in preparing the application. For applicants wishing advice in the selection of a preceptor, a list of potential preceptors is available from the MF.

Application Procedure

The MF will issue a request for proposals in September of each year. The deadline for grant submission is December 15th with final award decisions made by December 31st. The research plan should be limited to 5 pages and must include the following: hypothesis, specific aims, background/significance, preliminary data, methods and expected results. The applicant should include a cover letter, supporting letter from the preceptor, and applicant and preceptor biographical sketches. Upon receipt of a signed letter of agreement from the selected candidate the MF will disburse the funds in installments during the research year.

Final Report

A final report will be required upon completion of the research year. The Myocarditis Foundation reserves the right to cite the research in all/any of our printed materials and on our website. The Myocarditis Foundation must be acknowledged in all publications resulting from the research.

The Myocarditis Foundation
100 W Main St Utica, MN 55979
Toll-free US & Canada: 1-866-846-1600
Telephone: (732) 295-3700

Junior Scientist, Young Scientist, Junior Researcher, Junior Investigator, Young Investigator, New Investigator, New Researcher