The Society continues to promote research into the causes of and treatments for otolaryngic diseases by providing financial support for the research efforts of young otolaryngologists.   The Society has awarded more than $3 million to otolaryngologists-head and neck surgeons in support of clinical and basic research.  These competitive research grant programs have included funding for resident research projects, research training grants, and career development grants.   The Society focuses grant funding on the research career development of young otolaryngologists-head and neck surgeons.

The Society’s research grant programs are:
·    Research Career Development Awards
·    Triological Society/American College of Surgeons
        Clinical Scientist Development Awards
 

TRIOLOGICAL SOCIETY/AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS CLINICAL SCIENTIST DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
·    Submission deadline May 10, 2013
The Triological Society and the American College of Surgeons combined competitive grant program provides supplemental funding to otolaryngologists-head and neck surgeons who have received a new NIH Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Award (K08/K23) or have an existing award with a minimum of 3 years remaining in the funding period as of June 1, 2012.

This award is a means to facilitate the research career development of otolaryngologists-head and neck surgeons, with the expectation that the awardee will have sufficient pilot data to submit a competitive R01 proposal prior to the conclusion of the K award. This award provides financial support in the amount of $80,000 per year for up to five years, or for the remainder of the term of existing grants, to supplement the K08/K23 award. Funding is dependent upon receipt of meritorious applications.

Applicants must be Associate Fellows or Fellows of the American College of Surgeons.

·    Guidelines
·    Deadline - May 10, 2013
·    For additional information contact:
       Gail Binderup - 402-346-5500 info@triological.org

Award Recipients List

Information on grants and scholarships available through the American College of Surgeons can be found on their website here.
 

TRIOLOGICAL SOCIETY RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS (THROUGH CORE)

Research Career Development Awards are available to otolaryngologists who hold full-time, part-time and contributed service medical school faculty appointments, and who have made a commitment to focus on patient-oriented research.  Awards provide support for research career development for up to $40,000 of support over a one or two year period.

In an effort to strengthen research support in all areas of otolaryngology, The Triological Society, several other senior societies, and the AAO-HNSF formed the Combined Otolaryngology Research Effort (CORE) to broaden research opportunities and streamline and enhance the research application and review process.

The following links direct you to the Triological Society’s Career Development Award policies outlining the purpose, eligibility, terms, funding and other policy items as well as the Grant Checklist for Proposal Central, the online submission mechanism for the letter of intent and the grant.  The second link will take you to the AAO-HNSF CORE site which will provide you with information to prepare and submit your Letter of Intent and Career Development Award application to Proposal Central.

·    Grant Guidelines
·    CORE Site-Preparing/Submitting Your LOI and Grant
·    Deadlines
     ·   Next deadline is December, 2013
     ·   For additional information contact
           Gail Binderup - 402-346-5500 info@triological.org


Award Recipients
    · 2012 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2011 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2010 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2009 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2008 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2007 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2006 Research Career Development Awardees
    · 2005 Research Career Development Awardee
    · 2004 Research Grant Awardees


Progress Reports and Final Reports
Go to proposalCENTRAL at https://proposalcentral.altum.com/.  Use the applicant log-in or if you don't remember your password, go to the ‘forgot my password’ link.  Once in the system, click on the deliverables screen and upload your report/information.  Questions regarding proposalCENTRAL should be directed to Stephanie Jones at sljones@entnet.org.

The report templates are available at proposalCENTRAL

Information on other research grant programs are available at this AAO-HNSF link  http://www.entnet.org/EducationAndResearch/Other-Grant-Opportunities.cfm