Mentored Career Development – NIH-Funded K12 Award
Forecasted
The NIH-funded K12 Award at MUSC provides mentored research training for junior faculty to develop independent careers in clinical and translational science.
Funder: Medical University of South Carolina
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted year-round)
Funding Amounts: 2 years of support; specific annual amount not stated; supports junior faculty transition to independence.
Summary: NIH-funded K12 program at MUSC providing mentored career development for early-stage investigators aiming for independent research careers.
Key Information: Open only to junior faculty, typically early-stage investigators at MUSC.
Description
This NIH-funded K12 Mentored Career Development Award at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) supports junior faculty as they transition to independent research careers. The program provides two years of structured support, including mentorship, resources, and a collaborative environment, to foster the development of early-stage investigators in translational and multidisciplinary science. The goal is to cultivate the next generation of leaders in clinical and translational research.
