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Dermatology Fellows Award (Melanoma Research Alliance) Melanoma Research Alliance in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Dermatology
Funding
USD 35,000 award; awarded for 1 year with the possibility of a 2nd year renewal.
Country
United States
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About this position
Dermatology Fellows Award from the Melanoma Research Alliance supports early-career clinicians and researchers working in dermatology on melanoma-focused projects.
The award is designed to strengthen training and research in the prevention, detection, diagnosis, and staging of melanoma. It is aimed at postdocs and medical residents in dermatology who will carry out their proposed project under a qualified mentor at a U.S. dermatology department/division.
The opportunity is tied to an environment with an established pigmented lesion clinic/program and an ACGME-approved dermatology training program, reflecting a clinically grounded research setting. The scheme is offered by the Melanoma Research Alliance and is intended to build expertise among dermatologists in melanoma-related research and clinical investigation.
The award is for one year with the possibility of renewal for a second year.
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Funding details
USD 35,000 award; awarded for 1 year with the possibility of a 2nd year renewal.
What's required
Applicants must have a doctoral degree (M.D. or Ph.D.) by the date of award activation. New applicants must hold a trainee position, such as postdoc or medical resident, at a not-for-profit, non-governmental U.S. research institution at the time of application. Applications are limited to applicants from a Department/Division of Dermatology with an established pigmented lesion clinic/program. The proposed research/project must be conducted under a Mentor with a formal appointment in the host institution’s Department/Division of Dermatology, and the Mentor must be a faculty member in a U.S. dermatology department/division with an ACGME-approved training program; secondary appointments are allowed.
How to apply
Submit an application through the Melanoma Research Alliance request-for-proposals page. Ensure the project has a qualifying mentor and that your host department/division meets the pigmented lesion clinic/program and training-program criteria. Review the application materials and submit by the July deadline.
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