Strengthening Community-Driven Care
Strengthening Community-Driven Care supports healthcare professionals through independent education and fellowships to strengthen clinical skills, improve patient care, and advance equitable healthcare access.
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Funder: Johnson & Johnson (Janssen)
Due Dates: August 31, 2026 (Multiple Myeloma CME) | November 13, 2026 (Nursing Fellowship—program page) | November 16, 2026 (Nursing Fellowship—RFP)
Funding Amounts: Oncology nursing fellowship: $50,000–$80,000 for 12 months; multiple myeloma CME: requests under $150,000
Summary: Supports independent healthcare professional education and fellowships to improve patient care and address barriers to equitable healthcare access.
Key Information: Both oncology RFPs require U.S.-based organizational applicants; CME applications must come from the accredited provider.
Description
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine supports independent continuing medical education for physicians, nurses, residents, and pharmacists, alongside fellowships for advanced healthcare professional training. The program aims to strengthen professional knowledge and skills, meet patient and community needs, and build a more inclusive, connected health system. It particularly prioritizes initiatives serving communities facing barriers to equitable healthcare access and representation.
Support spans neuroscience, oncology, and immunology. Educational formats may include live and virtual activities, dinner programs, grand rounds, and on-site healthcare team engagements. The two 2026 oncology RFPs focus on education about emerging trispecific antibodies in multiple myeloma and established oncology nursing or nurse navigation fellowships. These opportunities emphasize evidence-informed care, clinical readiness, care coordination, measurable outcomes, and equitable access.
