Marinoff Vulvodynia Clinic Award supports health care providers in establishing weekly, institution-based vulvovaginal pain clinics to bring recurring clinical services to underserved areas.
Funder: National Vulvodynia Association
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Not specified
Summary: Supports health care providers in establishing weekly vulvovaginal pain clinics in underserved areas.
Key Information: Clinics must operate in an institutional setting, with endorsement from the appropriate department chairperson.
The National Vulvodynia Association’s Marinoff Vulvodynia Clinic Award encourages health care providers to establish vulvovaginal pain clinics in underserved areas. Support is intended to set up a weekly clinic in an institutional setting, making the development of a recurring clinical service—not a separate research project—the award’s central focus.
The award honors Stanley Marinoff, M.D., a pioneer in the diagnosis and treatment of vulvodynia who taught thousands of gynecologists to recognize it as a legitimate medical disorder. Through this award, the association connects his legacy of clinical recognition and treatment with its goal of encouraging services in underserved areas.