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TYPES OF NIH GRANTS

TYPES OF NIH GRANTS. Donald Patrick Discussion for Biobehavioral Cancer Prevention Training Grant Quarterly Fellows Meeting - July 15, 2005. Award Mechanisms.

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TYPES OF NIH GRANTS

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  1. TYPES OF NIH GRANTS Donald Patrick Discussion for Biobehavioral Cancer Prevention Training Grant Quarterly Fellows Meeting - July 15, 2005

  2. Award Mechanisms Grants – Assistance awards to support and stimulate research. Often unsolicited. If solicited published in the NIH Guide to Grants and Contracts as: • RFA – Request for Applications – one receipt date and funds set aside to funds • PA – Program Announcement • PAS – Program Announcement with funds set aside • PAR – Program Announcement reviewed by the Institutes not CSR

  3. Award Mechanisms • R series Research Project Grants – single project grant awards • Traditional – R01’s • Exploratory / Developmental Grants – R21’s • Small Grants – R03’s • Conference Grants – R13’s • AREA – R15’s • Small Business – R43’s/ R44’s • Training Grants – R25’s

  4. Award Mechanisms P series Grants – multiple projects – support research and core faculty • Often must obtain approval of the Institute to submit either because they are only funded through solicitations or requesting over $500,000 • P01’s – Program Project • P30’s, P50’s – Center Grant

  5. Award Mechanisms: Research Training and Career Awards • Kirchstein NRSA’s • Institutional Training Grants – R25’s • Institutional Training Grants – T32, T34, T35’s (prebaccalaureate, predoctoral, and postdoctoral) • Individual Fellowships • Predoctoral (F30, F31) • Postdoctoral (F32) • Senior (F33) • Career Awards (K’

  6. “Types” of NIH Grants • Competing – Type 1 • Competing Continuation – Type 2 • Supplement – Type 3 • Non-competing Continuation – Type 5 • Change of Grantee Institution – Type 7 • Change of Institute, Non-competing – Type 8 • Change of Institute, Competing – Type 9

  7. Sample Application Number Activity Code Serial Number Suffixes 1 R01 GM 012345 01 A1/S1 Application Institute/Center Year of Support Type

  8. Essential Documents • NIH Guide • NIH Grants Policy Statement • PHS 398 Application • PHS 2590 Progress Report • PHS 416-1 Application • PHS 416-9 Progress Report • Notice of Grant Award • Relevant RFA or PAhttp://www.grants.nih/grants/oer.htm

  9. Developing the Application • Identify NIH Program • Search Institute Web Sites • ID Pool of Potential Staff • Send Email about Idea • Identify relevant RFA or PA • Follow-Up

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