Jacob Pritzker Fellowship Program
The Jacob Pritzker Fellowship Program funds early-career clinicians and researchers to advance clinical and scientific expertise in Angelman syndrome through a year-long, full-time fellowship.
Funder: Angelman Syndrome Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (applications currently open)
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 for a one-year full-time fellowship
Summary: Supports early career physicians and junior investigators in developing clinical and research expertise in Angelman syndrome.
Key Information: Full-time commitment to Angelman-related activities and a named mentor are required.
Description
The Jacob Pritzker Fellowship Program is designed to cultivate the next generation of healthcare providers and researchers specializing in Angelman syndrome. Established by the Angelman Syndrome Foundation, this fellowship honors Fred Pritzker’s commitment to advancing care for individuals with Angelman syndrome. The program provides early career physicians or junior investigators with the opportunity to engage in a year-long, full-time fellowship focused on clinical training, research, and direct patient care related to Angelman syndrome. Fellows are expected to address unmet needs in clinical care or scientific knowledge and actively participate in the Angelman community, including the LADDER Learning Network.
