8 funding opportunities found in this category. 

Bone Marrow Transplant Career Development Awards
Oncology Nursing Society Foundation
All Regions
06/15/2014
$2,000

Bone Marrow Transplant Career Development Awards

Award: Four $2,000 awards

Purpose: To support registered nurse working in bone marrow transplantation by providing financial assistance to attend a continuing education program(s) that will further the nurses' professional goals as they related to transplant nursing. This award cannot be used for tuition in an academic program.

Selection Criteria:

• Currently employed as a registered nurse working in bone marrow transplantation with a minimum of 75% time devoted to patient care, or in the position of nurse manager, nurse practitioner, or clinical nurse specialist with BMT patient population or a BMT coordinator.

• Two or more years in BMT nursing practice prior to application due date.

• Cannot be used for ONS Congress or ONS Connections conferences or for education programs/courses that lead to an academic degree.

Application deadline: 6/15/2014

Nurse, Oncology Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Transplant Nurse, Nurse Manager, Registered Nurse
Career Development Award in Liver Transplantation in Memory of the University of Michigan Transplant Team
American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
All Regions
12/03/2013
$90,000

Career Development Award in Liver Transplantation in Memory of the University of Michigan Transplant Team

The Career Development Award in Liver Transplantation is a two-year award of $90,000 ($45,000/year) designed to foster career development for an individual performing clinical and/or translational research in the field of liver transplantation and who has shown commitment to excellence in the field at an early stage of his or her career. The award is intended to support a junior faculty member in the development of liver transplant research so that further funding can be obtained. 

ELIGIBILITY

In order to be eligible for this award, the applicant must meet the following criteria:

1. Applicant must be in the first five years of appointment as a junior faculty member (instructor  
    or assistant professor) at a UNOS approved transplant center who spends 50% or more of his/her
    time in clinical transplantation or transplantation-related sciences.

2. Applicant must show commitment to making substantial contributions to the field of liver
    transplantation.

3. Applicant may not hold other similar research awards during award period.

4. Sponsor should be the applicant's research mentor and must be an AASLD member in
    good standing.

5. Applicant must be an AASLD member in good standing by the award start date and maintain active
    membership for the duration of the award period.

6. A single sponsoring institution may submit up to one (1) application per distinct department within
    each institutional training site.

7. Applicant may only apply for one (1) AASLD award or fellowship.

AWARD DETAILS

Award period:  July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2016

One award of $90,000 will be provided over two years ($45,000 per year). Recipient may only use funds for salary support or for technical support/laboratory supplies. No indirect costs are provided. It is expected that additional funds are available to the investigator in order to carry out the proposed research. This award is intended to support the recipient’s continued research. 

Funds will be issued to the recipient's institution and are not transferable to another recipient or another institution. AASLD must approve any award transfer to an institution other than the sponsoring institution listed on the application.

Progress/Financial Reports

Scientific progress and financial reports must be sent to AASLD at the end of the first award year and within 60 days of completion of the award. Funding of the second year of the award is contingent upon receipt of first year reports. 

The Liver Meeting

The award recipient is strongly encouraged to both attend and present their work at The Liver Meeting.

SELECTION CRITERIA

Candidates will be evaluated based upon their background, their commitment to a research career, the strength of their research project and the environment in which they will conduct this project.

Applications will be reviewed based on the written materials submitted. Incomplete applications and applications that fail to adhere strictly to the instructions (including the submission deadline and page limitations) will not be reviewed. All decisions are final.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Use the official form as a cover page. Print or type responses.

2. Include required documents and provide signatures as requested.

3. Put your name (last name, first name) and the name of the award in the upper right-hand
    corner of each page. 

4. Use one-inch margins. Do not use lettering smaller than 10 point.

5. Assemble the application in the order listed in the Required Documents section of this application.

6. Be sure to adhere to page limits and complete all sections. Applications that do not meet the
    requirements, in content or format, will not be reviewed.

7. Application and required documents must be submitted as one PDF document. Name the PDF file
    as follows:  Last name, first initial -- Fellowship name (Example: Smith, J – Career Development) 

SUBMISSION 

The submission deadline for this fellowship is 11:59 pm, December 3, 2013.
Submit application in a single PDF file named as follows:  Last name, First initial - award name
                                                                                  Example (Smith, J - Career Dev.)

One (1) copy of the application must be sent to AASLD:

AASLD - Career Development Award
1001 N. Fairfax Street; Suite 400
Alexandria, VA  22314

*Applicants may only submit for one (1) AASLD award or fellowship per year.

Questions may be sent to awards@aasld.org.

Junior Faculty, Physician Researcher, Medical School Faculty, Hepatologist, Transplant Surgeon
Advanced/Transplant Hepatology Fellowship
American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
All Regions
12/03/2013
$60,000

Advanced/Transplant Hepatology Fellowship

The Advanced/Transplant Hepatology Fellowship program provides $60,000 in salary and benefit support for GI fellows pursuing an additional, full-year of training focused on patient care in advanced/transplant hepatology. The intent of the program is to prepare the trainee to be eligible for certification in transplant hepatology by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) and/or the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP). 

ELIGIBILITY

In order to be eligible for this fellowship, the applicant must meet the following criteria:

The applicant must complete his/her GI fellowship training (at an ACGME approved institution) in the U.S. by July 1, 2014.

The sponsoring institution must have a United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) approved liver transplant program, which must be in good standing and must perform at least 10 liver transplantations per year. The program must have a full-time faculty member or members capable of teaching a curriculum with a broad-base of knowledge in transplant medicine and hepatology. The program must provide training in living donor transplantation.

For the duration of the fellowship period the applicant must have a faculty mentor who is active in hepatology at the applicant’s sponsoring institution; faculty mentor must be member of AASLD in good standing.

The applicant must be member of AASLD by the award start date and maintain active membership for the duration of the fellowship period.

The applicant is a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S. or recipient of a student or trainee Visa to the U.S.

The fellowship is strictly for an additional year of clinical hepatology fellowship training and the applicant may not be faculty during the fellowship period.

The applicant will not hold other, similar, fellowship awards during the fellowship period.

A single sponsoring institution may submit up to one application for each accredited ACGME transplant hepatology training program; in the case of a multi-institutional ACGME-accredited transplant hepatology training program, only one application may be submitted by that program.

Applicant may only submit for one (1) AASLD award or Fellowship.

FELLOWSHIP DETAILS

Fellowship period:  July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015

The fellowship funding may only be used for the recipient's salary and benefit support.  Funding will be paid directly to the recipient’s institution. Total funding is $60,000 (up to 8% may be used to support benefits).

Fellowship cannot be transferred to another institution and recipient cannot change mentors without prior written approval from AASLD. Final activity and financial reports are due to AASLD by August 31, 2015 and are not considered confidential. The recipient's institution will be notified of reports that are not received in a timely manner.

Recipient is expected to attend the 65th Annual Meeting in Boston and has the option to also attend Digestive Disease Week 2015 in Washington, DC. Travel-related expenses incurred to attend the Annual Meeting and Digestive Disease Week will be reimbursed up to $2,000 per meeting and according to guidelines provided prior to each meeting.

SELECTION CRITERIA

Candidates will be evaluated based upon their background and their commitment to a career in adult or pediatric clinical hepatology. Specifically, candidates will be reviewed based on:

Professional potential of the applicant

Experience, productivity, and commitment of the faculty mentor(s)

Clinical and/or academic environment

Quality of proposed clinical program

AASLD will review the applications and select recipients of the fellowship. Applications will be reviewed based only on the written materials submitted. All decisions are final. Incomplete applications and applications that fail to adhere strictly to the instructions (including the submission deadline and page limitations) will not be reviewed.

INSTRUCTIONS

Use the official cover page. Print or type responses.

Include required documents and provide signatures as requested.

Put your name (last name, first name) and the name of the award in the upper right-hand corner of each page.

Use one-inch margins.  Do not use lettering smaller than 10 point.

Assemble the application package in the order listed in the Required Documents section on the following page of this application.  

Be sure to adhere to page limits and complete all sections. Applications that do not meet the requirements, in content or format, will not be reviewed.

All required documents must be submitted as one PDF document.  Name PDF file as follows: Last name, first initial - Fellowship name (Example: Smith, J - Advanced Transplant)

SUBMISSION 

The submission deadline for this fellowship is 11:59 pm, December 3, 2013.
Submit application in a single PDF document named as follows:  Last, First intitial - award name.
                                                                                                            Example (Smith, J - Advanced Hep)

One (1) copy of the application must be sent to AASLD and addressed as follows: 

AASLD - Advanced Hepatology Fellowship
1001 N. Fairfax Street; Suite 400
Alexandria, VA 22314

*Applicants may only submit for one (1) AASLD award or fellowship per year.

Questions may be sent to awards@aasld.org.

Junior Scientist, Young Scientist, Junior Researcher, Junior Investigator, Young Investigator, New Investigator, New Researcher
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
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Career Development Award
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
All Regions
09/01/2013
$300,000

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Career Development Award

The Career Development Award is granted to an orthopaedist interested in pursuing and developing an academic career. This award is for three years, up to $100,000/year and is limited to the institutions that are MTF Members.

Deadline: September 1, 2013

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
125 May Street
Edison, NJ 08837
732-661-0202
800-946-9008
Fax: 732-661-2298
www.mtf.org

General information and questions may be directed to: Information@mtf.org

Physician Researcher, Physician, Orthopedist
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Established Investigator Grants
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
All Regions
09/01/2013
$300,000

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Established Investigator Grants

This is a multi-year program for any researcher who has previously been funded by a foundation or a federal agency and has published in a peer-reviewed journal as a Principal investigator. Each award is for up to three years, and up to $100,000/year. Indirect costs are limited to 20%.

Deadline for Application: September 1, 2013. If the deadline falls on a weekend, please submit the proposal to be received in our office the Friday before.

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
125 May Street
Edison, NJ 08837
732-661-0202
800-946-9008
Fax: 732-661-2298
www.mtf.org

General information and questions may be directed to: Information@mtf.org

 

Physician Researcher, Established Investigator
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Junior Investigator Grants
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
All Regions
09/01/2013
$100,000

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Junior Investigator Grants

This is a one year award for any Ph.D. or M.D. who is post-graduate work or residency and who has never obtained an award from a foundation or a federal agency. The award is for one year and up to $100,000. Indirect expensese are limited to 20%.

Deadline for Application: September 1, 2013. If the deadline falls on a weekend, please submit the proposal to be received in our office the Friday before.

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
125 May Street
Edison, NJ 08837
732-661-0202
800-946-9008
Fax: 732-661-2298
www.mtf.org

General information and questions may be directed to: Information@mtf.org
 

 

 


 

Medical Resident, Postdoctoral Fellow
International Transplant Nurses Society Nursing Research Grants
International Transplant Nurses Society
All Regions
07/01/2013
$2,500

International Transplant Nurses Society Nursing Research Grants

ITNS is pleased to announce the availability of a $2500 research grant. This grant may be used to support research projects, a systematic review of the literature, a meta-analysis, a quality improvement initiative or a program evaluation project. The deadline for the 2013 grant is July 1, 2013.

Grant Guidelines:

Grants are available to ITNS members only

Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval document (as appropriate) must be submitted with the application

Data collection must NOT have begun prior to awarding the ITNS grant

Grant funds can be used to support any phase of the research process (e.g., data collection phase, data analysis phase, presentation of findings at the ITNS Annual Symposium.)

ITNS grant recipients are required to present their findings at the following year’s ITNS Annual Symposium (e.g., the recipient of the 2013 ITNS research grant will present his/her findings at the 2014 ITNS Annual Symposium)

How to Apply

Download the ITNS Research Grant Guidelines and Application from the society's web site.

If you have any questions concerning ITNS research grants, please contact the ITNS Research Director, Sandy Cupples at 301-346-6773 or ITNSCupples@cs.com.

Nurse Researcher, Transplant Nurse