Midcareer Grants Target More Experienced Investigators

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If you're an established researcher, select an award type that supports your career goals.

• To broaden your background or change scientific careers, apply for an Individual Senior Fellowship (F33). You'll need at least seven years of postdoctoral research experience to qualify.
• To conduct patient-oriented research, apply for a Midcareer Investigator Award in Patient-Oriented Research (K24). You should be within 15 years of completing clinical training and will be expected to mentor junior researchers.
• If you oversee a research training program at a domestic, non-profit, private, or public educational institution, apply for an Institutional Research Training Grant (T32) for your program.
• To provide short-term research training for students in health professional schools, apply for a Short-Term Institutional Research Training Grant (T35).

Additional Resources

• NIAID Fellowships
• NIAID Career Development Awards
• NIAID Training Grants
• Quick Facts on Research Training and Career Development Awards

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