This program supports your journey as a clinician-investigator. If you’ve just completed the NIH StARR R38 program, you now have an opportunity for 12 to 24 months of mentored research and career development. This means you get expert guidance tailored to your growth, ensuring you’re well-equipped to tackle the challenges of advancing research in your field.

By applying, you’ll receive financial support that allows you to concentrate on your research without the usual financial stresses. The funding will help you develop promising ideas and bring them to life, paving the way for a successful career. Plus, there are no strict limits on revenue or number of employees, making this opportunity accessible for businesses of all sizes.

Taking part in this program is a chance to solidify your future in the research community. With dedicated mentorship and funding, you’ll be better prepared to navigate the complexities of your career while making a significant impact in medical research.

This program offers grants specifically designed to support your research and career development as a clinician-investigator.

Repayment Terms & Interest Rates:

• There are no repayment terms or interest rates associated with this funding, as it is grant money. You won't have to pay it back.

Eligible Expenses:

• The funds can be used for various research-related expenses, including:
  • Salaries or stipends for research assistants
  • Laboratory equipment and supplies
  • Travel costs related to research or conferences
  • Other direct costs that support your research and career development plan

Restrictions on Fund Usage:

• These funds cannot be used for:
  • Indirect costs
  • General operating expenses not directly related to the research project
  • Personal expenses unrelated to your professional development

Fees and Associated Costs:

• There are no fees tied to this program. It's designed to help you focus on your research without worrying about hidden costs.

The program is designed to support your growth as a clinician-investigator. If you've recently completed the NIH StARR R38 program, you may be eligible for 12 to 24 months of mentored research and career development. This means you can benefit from expert guidance as you advance your research skills and career in the medical field.

You’ll receive funding to help you fully develop your promising research ideas. This financial support can be crucial as it allows you to focus on your work without the burden of typical financial pressures. Your proposed plan should show a clear path toward a successful research career, ensuring that you are well-prepared for the challenges ahead.

The bonus? There's no strict limit on revenue or number of employees, making this opportunity accessible regardless of your business's current scale. This flexibility allows you to grow and innovate at your own pace, with the backing you need to make a meaningful impact in your field.