[Society of Interventional Radiology](https://www.sirweb.org)

October 24, 2026 (Full application deadline)

Partial scholarship support for SIR Annual Meeting travel and housing may be provided; no direct stipend specified.

Provides IR trainees immersive editorial and scholarly publishing experience with mentorship and hands-on journal operations.

--- ## Description The JVIR Resident Editorial Fellowship is a one-year program designed to immerse interventional radiology (IR) trainees in all aspects of scholarly publishing and journal editorial processes. Fellows work closely with the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (JVIR) Editorial Board, gaining direct experience in manuscript review, editorial decision-making, and strategic journal operations. The fellowship includes mentorship, participation in editorial meetings, co-authorship opportunities, completion of an educational curriculum, and leadership of a capstone project focused on new journal initiatives. The program aims to develop critical appraisal skills, enhance academic writing abilities, and support career advancement in academic IR. --- ## Due Dates - October 24, 2026: Full application deadline --- ## Funding Amount - The fellowship may provide partial scholarship support for travel and housing to attend the SIR Annual Meeting. - No direct stipend or salary is specified. - Award is primarily experiential and educational. --- ## Eligibility - Open to: - IR/DR residents - Independent IR fellows - DR residents pursuing ESIR - Applicants should demonstrate engagement in academic publishing, scientific writing, or peer review (e.g., authored research, peer reviews, or other scholarly activities). - A letter of support from the residency program director is required, confirming support and release time for fellowship activities. --- ## Application Process - Submit the following materials via the [online application form](https://www.sirweb.org/about-sir/awards-grants-and-funding/jvir-resident-editorial-fellowship-application-form/): - Single-page resume (PDF) including name, position, residency program, contact info, summary of scholarly accomplishments, and statement of interest. - Current curriculum vitae (CV). - Two to three bullet points proposing areas of special interest for a capstone project (examples: social media, peer review, methodology, graphics/multimedia, talent recruitment, etc.). - Letter of support from your residency program director. - Applications must be complete and submitted online; email submissions are not accepted. --- ## Additional Information - Fellowship activities include one-on-one mentorship, participation in editorial meetings, manuscript review, and leadership of a capstone project. - Selected fellows may receive recruitment to the Trainee Editorial Board or future contributing roles. - Attendance at the SIR Annual Meeting is supported for selected candidates. --- ## External Links - [Program Information and Application Instructions](https://www.sirweb.org/about-sir/awards-grants-and-funding/jvir-resident-editorial-fellowship/) - [Online Application Form](https://www.sirweb.org/about-sir/awards-grants-and-funding/jvir-resident-editorial-fellowship-application-form/) - [Working With JVIR](https://www.sirweb.org/publications/working-with-jvir/) --- ## Contact Information | Name | Role | Email | |----------------|--------------------|------------------------------| | Ana Lewis | Managing Editor, JVIR | [alewis@sirweb.org](mailto:alewis@sirweb.org) | | JVIR Editorial Office | — | [JVIR@sirweb.org](mailto:JVIR@sirweb.org) | | SIR Main Office | — | — | (703) 691-1805 | ---

JVIR Resident Editorial Fellowship

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