Professional Development Award from the Shock Society supports underrepresented trainees’ attendance at its Annual Meeting to encourage them to pursue professional careers in the biomedical sciences.
Access Award supports underrepresented trainees’ attendance at the Shock Society Annual Meeting, helping them become acquainted with the organization and ultimately join its research and education community.
Travel Awards - Shock Society help predoctoral students and early-career research fellows cover travel and lodging to present research on trauma, shock, and sepsis at its Annual Meeting.
Faculty Research Award supports early-career faculty with research and career development in trauma, shock, and sepsis to advance knowledge and help them become independent investigators.
New Investigator Awards support early-career investigators with prizes, travel support, and presentations for trauma, shock, and sepsis research as they develop toward independent research careers.
Research Investigator Fellowship Award supports research fellows through Shock Society funding for trauma, shock, and sepsis studies, helping them build careers as independent investigators.