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    Physician Scientist Career Development Award

    Limited submission

    Physician Scientist Career Development Award supports early-career physician-scientists with salary support for creative, clinically relevant skin research to advance dermatologic science and patient care.

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    Limited Submission Grant Opportunities

    Funder: Dermatology Foundation

    Due Dates: October 15, 2026 (New applications) | January 1, 2027 (CDA renewals) | March 20, 2027 (Award announcement) | July 1, 2027 (Funding begins)

    Funding Amounts: $75,000 annual salary stipend, renewable once for up to two years

    Summary: Supports early-career physician-scientists pursuing creative, clinically relevant dermatology research as they transition from fellowship to established investigator.

    Key Information: One new Physician Scientist CDA application is permitted per academic program, including affiliated institutions.


    Description

    The Dermatology Foundation’s Physician Scientist Career Development Award supports the academic careers of physician-scientists devoted to clinical dermatology. It helps clinically oriented investigators transition from fellowship to established investigator, with an emphasis on significant creativity in clinically relevant research and a strong commitment to skin research. The award provides salary support within the Foundation’s Research Award Program.

    Supported research has explored melanoma immunotherapy, inflammatory skin disorders, scarring alopecias, epidermal homeostasis, and skin fibrosis. A featured recipient’s project investigates targeted immunotherapy for gamma-delta T-cell cancers and immune profiling in COVID-19, psoriasis, and lymphoma. These examples illustrate the program’s interest in investigations that advance dermatologic science and patient care.


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