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    Mentor-Based Postdoctoral Fellowship In Rehabilitation Research

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    Mentor-Based Postdoctoral Fellowship In Rehabilitation Research supports mentors and institutions training fellows in MS rehabilitation research to build careers focused on MS and similar disorders.

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    If you’re planning to apply, both deadlines are now projected for August 2027 rather than August 5 and 12, 2026—check the program page for confirmed dates. Review the expanded mentor-institution eligibility and application requirements, including two business days for pre-application approval and institutional authorization by the full deadline. Stipends are unchanged, but the page no longer specifies the fellow’s degree/experience eligibility or an institutional allowance, so confirm those details with the program contact.

    Funder: National Multiple Sclerosis Society

    Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (Pre-application) | August 2027 (Full application)

    Funding Amounts: Annual fellow stipend of $66,654–$80,930, based on experience; support for one fellow for five years

    Summary: Supports mentor-institution partnerships that train postdoctoral fellows for careers in rehabilitation research relevant to multiple sclerosis.

    Key Information: The applicant is a mentor-institution partnership responsible for recruiting, selecting, and training the fellow.


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    The National Multiple Sclerosis Society supports mentors and institutions providing postdoctoral research training in rehabilitation relevant to people with MS. The program prepares fellows for careers in rehabilitation research applied to MS and similar disorders, contributing to the Society’s goals of stopping MS progression, restoring function, and ending MS forever.

    Training may involve fundamental or applied studies, but must be relevant to rehabilitation of individuals with MS. Mentors and fellows may come from medicine, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychology, rehabilitation engineering, nursing, or other fields. The mentor-institution partnership develops the training program and takes responsibility for recruiting, selecting, and training the postdoctoral fellow.


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