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[Grant or Award] Resident Clinician Scientist Grant [Deadline] September 12, 2013 [How to Apply] Download Application [DOC]
The objective of the Resident Clinician Scientist Training Grant is to prepare residents for a career with research as a major component. Clinical relevance must be clearly noted in the abstract and specific aims sections, and be obvious from the title and study design. Grants of up to $20,000 to cover research expenses, but not salary for one year will be considered for orthopaedic surgery residents or fellows completing an orthopaedic fellowship in accredited orthopaedic programs. Within the one-year grant period, the grantee is required to have a minimum of three months of dedicated research time, with six months preferred. The grantees time commitment must be consistent with the grantee's role on the project, and must be justified. The work should clearly be achievable by the grantee as a free-standing project even when it is a part of a larger work, and it should potentially lead to publication with the grantee as an author. Both laboratory and clinical projects (e.g., outcome studies) are suitable, but in either case clinical relevance must be explicitly and clearly described. Who Should Apply Orthopaedic surgery residents or fellows in ACGME-accredited orthopaedic programs in the US that intend to pursue a career with research as a major component.
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Description and Eligibility Requirements