Research Grant Application
AAO Grant Application
The Louisa Burns Osteopathic Research Committee seeks to support Academy members in developing and performing clinical research. This grant application is similar to, but smaller in scale than, the AOA and NIH grant applications. It is intended to train new investigators for the grant application process.
The research grant application requires the following:
- Cover page with administrative official signatures and institutional information (1 page)
- Previous and current funding, pilot project rationale (1-2 pages)
- Institutional resources (1-2 pages)
- Personnel (1-2 pages). NIH biosketch required for primary investigators (~4 pages maximum).
- Budget and justification (1-2 pages)
- Executive summary (1 page)
- Research proposal (1-6 pages)
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- Grant Application Process
- Grant Application Timeline
- AAO Funding Priorities
- Eligibility Criteria
- Letter of Intent
- Due June 1 or Dec. 1
- Initial screening of research proposal
- With AAO approval, grant application documents will be sent to PI
- AAO Grant Application
- General information: length, format, requirement, etc.
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