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Applications invited for 2011-2012 grants
Due October 13, 2010
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Applications due by |
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OREF CDP Continuing Medical Education Grants for 2011
Sorry, no hip/knee arthroplastry CME grants for 2011.
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Non-profit providers of 2011 programs offered in the United States that meet relevant ACGME guidelines in pain management and/or osteoarthritis |
October 13, 2010 |
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OREF CDP GME Fellowship Grants for 2011-2012
Availability to be confirmed, subject to funding commitment.
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• Fellowship program Directors for ACGME- and non-ACGME-accredited programs. Programs seeking support for hand care or sports medicine fellowships must be ACGME- or AANA-accredited for 2011-2012
• Grant support anticipated for fellowships in adult reconstruction, foot and ankle care, hand care, orthopaedic oncology, orthopaedic trauma care, shoulder and elbow care, spine care, and sports medicine.
• Program Directors of pediatric fellowships are invited to consider applying for grants in orthopaedic onoglogy, spine care, and sports medicine provided 50% of the fellow's training is in the practice category applied for
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October 13, 2010
Short application for previous applicants
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OREF CDP Residency Enhancement Grants for 2011-2012
Availability to be confirmed, subject to funding commitment.
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Residency Program Directors for orthopaedic programs that meet ACGME criteria are eligible for grants supporting guest speakers, resident scholarships, and special initiatives |
October 13, 2010 |
Introduced in late 2008, the OREF Clinician Development Program (CDP)
provides a way for industry to support essential educational programs for
orthopaedic surgeons through institutional and individual grants while
complying with best practices for independence and transparency. The CDP
program establishes OREF as solely responsible for inviting and reviewing
applications, determining qualified candidates, and selecting recipients.
Developed as a 21st century model for grant-making, free of donor bias and
backed by OREF’s 50-plus year tradition of advancing orthopaedics through
research and education, the CDP program has earned the approval of monitors
appointed by the U.S. Department of Justice for several device manufacturers.
HELP OREF MAKE THE CASE FOR MORE SUPPORT FOR CDP GRANTS by completing a brief survey on the type(s) of funding most important to your institution/organization:
OREF also offers a range of individual grants and awards and resident grants
and awards, with an emphasis on encouraging young investigators and
educators.
Continuing Medical Education Program Survey
Graduate Medical Education Fellowship Survey
Residency Enhancement Program Survey |
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