Stanford University
Postdoctoral Scholars


The Katherine McCormick Committee
to Support Women in Medical Careers

Postdoctoral Fellowships and Travel Grants

Submission Deadline: June 21, 2011 by 12:00PM
Notification of Awards: August 26, 2011 at 6:30 PM
Award start date: September 1, 2011
Funding Period: September 2011 to August 2012

Applications are now being solicited for support from the Katherine McCormick Fund to Support Women in Medical Careers for the academic year 2011-2012. Eligible applicants must be men or women pursuing careers in academic medicine at Stanford University, School of Medicine (SoM).

There are two application types:

  1. Fellowship Awards - three (3) awards will be given this award cycle
  2. Travel Grants - approximately (10) awards will be given this award cycle

Please click on the links below to review all fellowship and grant criteria.

Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards
(fellowship application procedures and all criteria, click here)

Awards will be made for one-year postdoctoral fellowship support to candidates who possess a MD and/or PhD. Awards are typically $15,000, plus an optional travel supplement of $1,000 (travel supplement may be changed to fellowship funding at the end of the fellowship, upon request). Eligible applicants must be men or women who have already been appointed as a Postdoctoral Scholar, whose faculty sponsor is in the School of Medicine and is not an acting or consulting professor. The fellowship award will be made as stipend; no salary payments are allowed (scholars with H1-B, TN, and O-1 visas are ineligible). In addition to choosing those individuals with outstanding scientific track records and a carefully developed and realistic research project, preference will be given to those candidates with limited current or prospective financial support over the next year.


Postdoctoral Travel Grants
(grant application procedures and all criteria, click here)

Travel awards to attend scientific, educational or professional meetings will be awarded to postdoctoral scholars. These students must be registered as School of Medicine students with a faculty mentor whose primary appointment is also in the School of Medicine.

 

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