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Traditional Research Grant

American Society of Radiologic Technologists Foundation (ASRT)

The Traditional Research Grant supports new ideas and practices to strengthen the radiologic technology profession and help cultivate the next generation of researchers. These grants are awarded to medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals, funding up to $25,000.

How to Apply

Review the Research Grant Guidelines for complete eligibility, submission requirements and the award program timeline.
Complete and submit the Traditional Research Grant Initial Application.

Application Submission Deadlines

The Foundation continually accepts initial applications, but submissions are considered for funding twice annually.

Spring Grant Round

Nov. 1	Initial application deadline
Jan. 1	Full proposal application deadline
By April 30	Foundation informs principal investigator of funding decision

Fall Grant Round

May 1	Initial application deadline
July 1	Full proposal application deadline
By Nov. 30	Foundation informs principal investigator of funding decision

Which Research Proposals Get Funded?

Asks a research question that has significance or relevance to the medical imaging or radiation therapy profession
Is led by individuals who show evidence of being qualified to thoroughly investigate the proposed research question
Demonstrates a strong understanding and use of current study protocols, assurances and agreements
Shows evidence of awareness and understanding of similar research in the profession and seeks to build on the common body of literature
Presents and adheres to a reasonable and comprehensive budget
Provides sound methodology appropriate to the stated research question and hypothesis

AI Based Application Success Predictor

1. Strong relevance to radiologic sciences

The most competitive applications directly address:

diagnostic imaging,
radiation therapy,
radiologic technology education,
imaging quality improvement,
radiation safety,
patient-centered imaging care,
imaging workflow optimization,
advanced imaging technologies.

Clear alignment with radiologic practice is essential.

2. Clear patient-safety or quality-improvement impact

ASRT reviewers strongly favor projects likely to:

reduce radiation exposure,
improve imaging accuracy,
enhance patient safety,
optimize imaging protocols,
improve treatment delivery,
strengthen diagnostic quality.

Patient-care impact is one of the strongest predictors of competitiveness.

3. Feasible and practical study design

Successful proposals usually demonstrate:

realistic clinical implementation,
achievable recruitment goals,
measurable outcomes,
feasible timelines,
clear operational plans.

Projects with direct applicability to imaging departments tend to score highly.

4. Strong methodology and statistical planning

Competitive applications typically include:

robust research design,
validated outcome measures,
appropriate statistical methods,
reproducibility,
quality-assurance strategies.

Weak methodology is a common reason for rejection.

5. Preliminary data or institutional experience

Applications with:

pilot imaging data,
quality-improvement metrics,
retrospective imaging analyses,
prior departmental studies,
feasibility evidence

often receive stronger reviewer confidence.

6. Educational and workforce-development relevance

ASRT Foundation programs often value projects involving:

radiologic education,
simulation training,
competency assessment,
workforce retention,
burnout prevention,
continuing professional education.

Educational innovation is increasingly competitive.

7. Innovation balanced with clinical practicality

Strong applications frequently combine:

AI-assisted imaging,
dose-reduction technologies,
workflow automation,
advanced imaging analytics,
digital radiography optimization

with realistic implementation potential.

8. Interdisciplinary collaboration

Competitive projects often involve:

radiologic technologists,
radiologists,
medical physicists,
oncologists,
educators,
informatics specialists,
statisticians.

Collaborative integration strengthens reviewer confidence.

9. Strong mentorship and institutional support

For students and early-career applicants, reviewers consider:

experienced mentors,
imaging infrastructure,
departmental support,
protected research time,
access to imaging datasets.

Strong institutional backing significantly improves competitiveness.

10. Dissemination and broader practice impact

Reviewers favor projects likely to:

improve national imaging standards,
generate publishable findings,
influence radiologic protocols,
support future grant funding,
enhance evidence-based imaging practice.

Common Reasons for Rejection

Frequent reviewer concerns include:

weak statistical analysis,
limited imaging relevance,
insufficient novelty,
unrealistic timelines,
vague outcome measures,
inadequate feasibility evidence,
poor implementation planning,
weak patient-impact justification.

Specialties

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Eligibility Requirements

The principal investigator must be a voting ASRT member with at least two years of ASRT membership history and meet at least one of the following requirements:

Be registered to practice in the U.S. in a primary modality
Hold an unrestricted state license

Eligible Countries:

United States

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: American Society of Radiologic Technologists Foundation (ASRT)

Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit

Address: 15000 Central Ave. SE Albuquerque, NM 87123-3909

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