Moderna Medical Education Program

Overview

_NOTE: We are accepting and reviewing applications on a quarterly cycle, applications whose start date is <60-days after the application date will not be considered for funding._

The goal of Moderna’s Medical Education Program is to advance the development of medicine to improve patient care. Moderna is committed to supporting independent educational activities that foster increased understanding of scientific, clinical, and healthcare issues. We seek to conduct an efficient, effective, and compliant review process to support high-quality education.

Grants are awarded to support medical education activities, scientific conferences, development of health care publications, and other legitimate educational and scientific activities. Grant proposals must identify specific activities, or a series of activities, that occur over a specified period of time for which funding is requested. Eligible grants may include:

* Live educational programs that are advertised and open to a broad audience. A broad audience is defined as one which extends beyond the employees of a single institution or practice group.
* Educational publications and other types of enduring materials (eg, CD-ROM/DVD, printed material, online educational activities, etc) that are available to a broad audience beyond employees of the requesting institution.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

* The following types of organizations are eligible to submit requests for Medical Education grant funding:
* Accredited Providers
* Medical or Professional Associations
* Community Health Centers
* University/Regional Hospitals
* Patient Associations or Advocacy Groups
* Medical Education Companies
* Universities or Colleges
* Grant requests for accredited activities must be submitted by an accredited provider, even if jointly sponsored by a Medical Education Company.
* While Moderna does not have budgetary limits, the amount must be considered reasonable regarding the activity being funded.

Ineligibility

* Grant requests for accredited activities must be submitted by an accredited provider, even if jointly sponsored by a Medical Education Company.
* Funding cannot be used for any of the following:
* Requests for meals only
* Fees, travel, accommodations, or registration costs for non-faculty or staff members
* Entertainment, gifts, or promotional items
* Operating expenses, including salaries of health care providers or administrative staff
* Political campaigns or lobbying activities