The Susan A. Reeves APP Grants fund Dartmouth Health providers to conduct research or quality improvement projects that advance patient care and best practices.
Funder: Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Clinics
Due Dates: September 14, 2026 (Letter of Intent) | October 26, 2026 (Full application, invited)
Funding Amounts: Up to $30,000 per award; two awards per year; project duration is one year.
Summary: Supports Dartmouth Health advanced practice providers in research or quality improvement projects to improve patient care and best practices.
Key Information: Only advanced practice providers at Dartmouth Health with 2 years’ full-time employment are eligible.
The Susan A. Reeves Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Grants, administered by Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Clinics through the Hitchcock Foundation, are designed to enable advanced practice providers (APPs) to undertake research or quality improvement projects within their clinical specialties. The goal is to address specific clinical issues, remove barriers to action, inform best practices, and enhance outcomes for Dartmouth Health patients. Grants are awarded annually, supporting projects that are feasible within a one-year timeframe and are directly relevant to patient care or practice improvement at Dartmouth Health.
Projects may be research (to generate generalizable knowledge) or quality improvement (to improve processes and outcomes within Dartmouth Health). Proposals from all departments and disciplines are welcome, but preference is given to those with clear potential for positive impact on the Dartmouth Health system.