HIP Medical Student Award supports medical students undertaking mentored blood science research, with career-development guidance and meeting participation to build skills and explore hematology careers.
The eligibility summary now specifies that applicants must be in their first, second, or third year of medical school. ASH also added that off-cycle award dates may be allowed with an explanation and that payment will be made before the award starts.
HIP Graduate Student Award supports doctoral students conducting blood science research, funding hematology-focused projects and training to prepare them for investigative careers in academic hematology.
HIP Resident Award supports residents conducting mentored blood science research, with career-development guidance and support to present their work, to build hematology knowledge.
ASH Medical Student Physician-Scientist Award supports medical students in a year of mentored blood-science research to gain hematology research experience and explore the specialty.
HIP Fellow Award supports mentored early-career researchers with protected time, blood science research funding, and career development to build skills and advance careers in academic hematology.
HIP Mentor Matching Program supports medical students and residents with hematology research mentors, funded projects, and career guidance to reduce research barriers and foster future leaders.