Institutional Mentored Career Development Award (K12)
The Institutional Mentored Career Development Award (K12) funds career development for individuals in health-related research.
About this program
The K12 award is designed to support the career development of individuals who are committed to a career in health-related research. This grant provides mentored research experiences and training opportunities to enhance the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful research career. It is aimed at early-career researchers who are seeking to develop their expertise in health-related fields and contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge. Eligible candidates include individuals who have recently completed their doctoral degrees or are in the process of completing their training. The program emphasizes mentorship, providing participants with guidance from experienced researchers in their field. The K12 award supports a structured career development plan that includes research projects, training, and professional development activities to prepare recipients for independent research careers.
Eligibility
Individuals who have recently completed their doctoral degrees or are in the process of completing their training in health-related fields.
Requirements
- Must have a mentor in a health-related research area
- Must commit to a structured career development plan