Mentored Quantitative Research Development Award (Parent K25 Independent Clinical Trial Required)
Highlights
This program is tailored just for you. If your expertise lies in quantitative fields like mathematics, statistics, or engineering, this is an excellent opportunity to crossover into health and disease research. By applying, you can receive funding to support your independent clinical trials, which can cover costs like staff, equipment, and other essential resources. This means you can make a real impact in important health questions while advancing your career.
The program also provides "protected time" for your research, allowing you to focus solely on your projects without the pressure of other obligations. This unique support not only enhances your research capabilities but also positions you as a key player in the healthcare sector. Furthermore, since it is available to businesses of all sizes and revenue levels, you’ll have access to resources that can propel your research initiatives forward.
Ultimately, this program is more than just funding; it's about opening new doors for your professional growth and contributing meaningfully to vital research. Don't miss out on the chance to apply your quantitative skills in a way that can change lives.
Financing Details
Type of Financing
This program offers a grant. Grants do not need to be repaid, making them an excellent opportunity for funding your research without the burden of debt.
Repayment Terms and Associated Fees
Since this is a grant, there are no repayment terms or interest rates. It means you can focus on your project without worrying about repayment obligations. Additionally, there are generally no hidden fees associated with this grant, but it's always a good idea to double-check the specific conditions outlined in the program guidelines.
Eligible and Ineligible Expenses
Eligible expenses can include costs for research activities, personnel, equipment, and other materials necessary for your study. However, the funds cannot be used to cover expenses unrelated to research or personal expenses. Always refer to the specific program guidelines to ensure compliance.
Qualifications
Qualifications:
- Must serve as the lead investigator for an independent clinical trial.
- Applicants must have a quantitative background (e.g., mathematics, statistics, economics, computer science, imaging science, informatics, physics, chemistry, or engineering).
- Available to all sectors.
- No minimum or maximum employee requirements.
- No minimum or maximum revenue qualifications.
- All legal structures are applicable.
- All profit structures are applicable.
Disqualifications:
- Applicants not planning to conduct an independent clinical trial must apply to a companion FOA.
Description
This program is designed to help professionals like you who have a background in quantitative fields, such as mathematics or statistics, to explore important research in health and disease. You can receive funding to support your research while gaining valuable supervised experience. This funding is specifically aimed at those leading independent clinical trials, allowing you to take your expertise and apply it to real-world health questions.
The money you receive can be used for various research-related expenses. This could include costs for staff, equipment, or other resources necessary for conducting your clinical trials. The program offers "protected time," meaning you can focus on your research without other obligations pulling you away.
This opportunity is available to businesses across the country, regardless of your size or revenue. It allows you to contribute to vital research while advancing your career in a meaningful way. This funding not only supports your projects but also opens doors to future endeavors in the healthcare field.
Program Steps
Gather Necessary Documentation
Prepare the following documents for your application:- Business plan outlining your research objectives
- Budget breakdown for research-related expenses (staff, equipment, etc.)
- Proof of your quantitative background (degrees, certifications)
- Description of your proposed independent clinical trial
- Letters of support or collaboration from any partners in the research
Develop Your Research Proposal
Write a clear and concise proposal that details your research question and methodology.Complete the Application Form
Fill out the official application form available on the program's website.Submit Your Application
Submit your completed application along with all required documents before the deadline.Prepare for an Interview
Be ready to discuss your proposal in an interview, if selected.Follow Up
Check your application status regularly and respond promptly to any inquiries or requests for additional information.