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Robert E. Leet and Clara Guthrie Patterson Trust Mentored Research Award

Bank of America

Program Overview and Statement of Purpose

The Robert E. Leet and Clara Guthrie Patterson Trust was established in 1980 to support “research relating to human diseases, their causes and relief thereof”. In alignment with this mission, the goal of the program is to support pilot studies and innovative research conducted by early stage mentored investigators and promote their transition towards independence. The program supports projects and studies spanning a broad range of disciplines involving patient-oriented and clinical research.

The Patterson Trust Mentored Research Award Program is administered by Health Resources in Action (the Administrator), on behalf of the Trustee, Bank of America, N.A. (the Funder). HRiA is a nonprofit public health organization dedicated to promoting individual and community health, and health equity through prevention, health promotion, policy, and support of medical research.

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Eligibility Requirements

All applicants must meet the following requirements by the application due date.

Geographic/Institutional Eligibility: Applicants must work in a non-profit academic, medical or research institution in the states of Connecticut (CT), New Jersey (NJ) or Rhode Island (RI). There are no institutional limitations on the number of applicants who may submit to this Program, however the number of awards per institution may be limited to a maximum of 2.

Applicant Eligibility:

Applicants must have a doctoral degree (MD, MD/PhD, PhD, DO, DMD, PharmD, DPT, or equivalent). Degrees obtained outside the United States must be equivalent.
Postdoctoral researcher OR Clinician scientist
without clinical responsibilities – must have between 3-6 years full-time postdoctoral research experience OR
with clinical responsibilities – must have no more than 3 years full-time postdoctoral (or equivalent) research experience.
Clinician scientist applicants must have completed residency and clinical training at the time of the funding start date.
Must not have a tenure-track faculty position or equivalent (no start up package or lab space).
Candidates may hold a junior faculty appointment (Lecturer, Instructor, Assistant Professor-non-tenure track, etc.) that are not tenure track appointments.
The program recognizes that some postdoctoral fellows may hold non-independent, mentored training positions with different titles, and some clinicians may hold an independent clinical faculty position but not an independent research position. To confirm eligibility, applicants are encouraged to contact Program staff before preparing their applications.
United States citizenship is not required; visa documentation is not required.

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Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: Bank of America

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Address: Health Resources in Action; 2 Boylston St. 4th floor; Boston, MA 02116;United States

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