The Brunschwig Rotating Resident Program provides one month intensive clinical and academic experience in gynecologic oncology for obstetrics and gynecology residents.

Under the supervision of one or more attending faculty from the Gynecology Service, each resident works on the service as an assigned member of a team consisting of a gynecologic oncology or surgical oncology fellow.

Click the grant title below to open the funding opportunity announcement which includes more detailed information regarding eligibility, terms of the grant, use of funds and reporting requirements. We recommend reviewing the 2017 CORE Grants-At-A-Glance document to assist you in determining the grant mechanism that is the right fit for your career stage and project.

The purpose of this fellowship is to provide the opportunity for a resident or fellow in a surgical discipline to spend one year full-time receiving training in the design, conduct, and interpretation of basic or translational research in the laboratory of a member of the Surgical Infection Society, and to foster interest in surgical infections as a career focus. Applications in this category will not be eligible for consideration in other award categories.

The purpose of this fellowship is to provide the opportunity for a resident or fellow in a surgical discipline to spend one year full-time receiving training in the design, conduct, and interpretation of clinical research under the mentorship of a member of the Surgical Infection Society, and to foster interest in surgical infections as a career focus. Applications in this category will not be eligible for consideration in other award categories.

The Plastic Surgery Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, is accepting applications for research projects that address a topic of importance to the current clinical practice of plastic surgery.

The American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Foundation is accepting applications for its 2018 AAO-HNSF Resident Research Award grant program.

The purpose of the annual program is to stimulate original resident research in otolaryngology that is well-conceived, scientifically valid, and has the potential to advance otolaryngology. 

The Cure Starts Now Foundation (CSN) is an IRS 501C non-profit charity dedicated to educating, aiding and funding the search for a cure for brainstem glioma and other forms of pediatric brain cancer in the hopes of curing all cancers.

The Foundation seeks to fund research investigating cures for pediatric brain cancers with a focus on Diffuse Intrinsic Brainstem Glioma (DIPG). Our focus is to support translational and clinical research projects in those areas.

The CHF supports clinical and basic science research in congenital heart disease, including, but not limited to the following areas: molecular genetics, biochemistry, pharmacology, devices and procedural research (cardiac catheterization and surgery), and long-term care of adults with congenital birth defects.

The Children’s Heart Foundation calls upon all investigators to submit research proposals with a particular focus on clinical cardiology, basic science as well as the advancement of surgical techniques.

American Foundation for Surgery of the Hand (AFSH) strives to recognize mentors in the hand surgery field and offer the best educational resources and programs for our members. Not only does our Foundation offer education grants, we also fund scholarship and fellowship programs dedicated to the education of young surgeons. 

Help us continue to support education in this field by donating to the AFSH education fund or one of the special funds shown here.

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