FSR Early Career Fellowship Grant supports early-career investigators with mentored sarcoidosis research and specialized training to advance knowledge, build independence, and improve patient care.
Funder: Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Up to $75,000 per year for two years ($150,000 total)
Summary: Supports early-career investigators pursuing mentored sarcoidosis research and specialized training to advance knowledge and improve patient care.
Key Information: Applicants must be within six years of clinical or postdoctoral training, excluding medical leave, FMLA, and pandemic-related delays.
The Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research (FSR) Early Career Fellowship Grant combines innovative research with specialized training for investigators building a long-term career in sarcoidosis research or clinical care. Proposed studies must be likely to add significant knowledge to the field and enhance care for people living with sarcoidosis. Supported work includes clinical, basic, and translational science.
Mentored research and career development are central to the program. FSR prefers applicants seeking to transition from fellowship to a faculty appointment, although investigators transitioning from other positions to increase research or focus on sarcoidosis may also qualify. The fellowship aims to develop productive, independent physician scientists and laboratory-based investigators through meaningful research, dedicated mentorship, and a supportive institutional environment.