Stimulating Access to Research in Residency (StARR) (R38 Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
The Stimulating Access to Research in Residency (StARR) grant funds initiatives that enhance research opportunities for residents in clinical training.
About this program
The StARR grant program is designed to support innovative approaches that provide residents with access to research experiences during their clinical training. This funding aims to foster a culture of research within residency programs, encouraging residents to engage in scientific inquiry and contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge. The program is targeted at residency programs that seek to integrate research into their curriculum, thereby enhancing the educational experience of their trainees. Eligible applicants include accredited residency programs that demonstrate a commitment to research and can provide a structured plan for integrating research opportunities into their training. The grant supports various activities, including mentorship, research training, and the development of research projects that residents can participate in. By providing funding for these initiatives, the StARR program aims to cultivate the next generation of physician-scientists who will contribute to the field of medicine through research.
Eligibility
Accredited residency programs that demonstrate a commitment to research.