Clinical Training Awards
The Parkinson's Foundation Clinical Training Awards fund research, training, and education to improve care and advance scientific understanding for people with Parkinson’s disease.
Funder: Parkinson's Foundation
Due Dates: No open RFA as of 2026 | Check program page for updates
Funding Amounts: Mentored Clinical Research Award: $50,000 (1 year, direct costs only) | Nurse Faculty Award: up to $10,000/year | Institutional Movement Disorders Fellowship: up to $103,800/year (2 years)
Summary: Supports healthcare professionals and institutions to advance specialized care, research, and education for Parkinson’s disease.
Key Information: Multiple award types; eligibility and application process differ by track.
Description
The Clinical Training Awards from the Parkinson's Foundation are designed to enhance the expertise and reach of clinicians, nurses, and researchers dedicated to improving care for people with Parkinson’s disease. The program offers several funding tracks, including support for nurse faculty-led community projects, institutional fellowships for training neurologists as movement disorder specialists, and mentored research awards for new clinical investigators. The awards aim to advance patient-oriented research, clinical practice, and education, ultimately improving outcomes for those living with Parkinson’s disease.
