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Identifying Grant Funding: Mentored Career Development and Transition Awards

Correspondence: Kevin T. McDonagh, M.D., Markey Cancer Center, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, 800 Rose Street, Lexington, KY 40536; Phone 859-323-1786; Fax 859-257-7715; e-mail mcdonagh{at}uky.edu

Abstract

NIH Career Development Awards are designed to provide outstanding, clinically trained professionals with salary support and protected time to pursue a course of intensive, mentored research experience necessary to achieve full scientific independence. The ideal candidate for a career development award is a health scientist nearing the completion of postdoctoral training or in the early years of a faculty position. The K series of NIH awards provide several options for mentored training that are appropriate for investigators interested in laboratory or clinical investigation in the biologic and medical sciences.

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