NIH offers fellowships (F30) for predoctoral students in dual-degree programs (MD/PhD, etc.) to support integrated research and clinical training for future physician-scientists.
NIH's F30 grant supports predoctoral dual-degree students (e.g., MD/PhD) at institutions lacking NIH-funded training programs, fostering physician-scientists in biomedical research.
This NIH fellowship supports mentored dissertation research training for predoctoral students in health-related fields; candidates may gain clinical trial experience but may not lead an independent trial.
Supports promising postdoctoral researchers with research training and exceptional mentorship to become independent investigators in health-related fields relevant to participating NIH institutes and centers.
The NIH offers grants to institutions to enhance pre/postdoctoral research training for a diverse workforce in biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research.
NIH plans to offer F33 fellowships for experienced scientists seeking research career changes or expanded skills through training as independent investigators.