PES Human Growth Foundation Research Fellowship Grant

Pediatric Endocrine Society

Funding Amount

Up to US $30,000

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle
Annual
Next expected
July 1, 2027
Tracked since
April 2026

Deadlines typically fall in: July

From the program guidelines: “…Grants may be used to support research projects related to any endocrine topic, however one RFG each year, the Human Growth Foundation Research Fellowship Grant, is selected from those proposals focused on growth, bone, and rare general endocrine disorders, and is supported…”

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Other requirements

  • Applicants must provide institutional documentation of fellowship status at the time of the application.
  • US citizenship or green card status is NOT required.
  • Research Fellowship Grants may be used to support research projects related to any endocrine topic, however one RFG each year, the Human Growth Foundation Research Fellowship Grant, is selected from those proposals focused on growth, bone, and rare general endocrine disorders, and is supported by…
  • A candidate may apply if he or she:Has either an MD, DO or equivalent degree.

Overview

The PES Human Growth Foundation Research Fellowship Grant supports final-year research training in pediatric endocrinology for qualified individuals aiming for academic careers. Grants, up to $30,000, fund salaries, technical support, and research expenses, with specific eligibility requirements including fellowship status and degree qualifications. Applicants are encouraged to reflect diversity and may receive additional consideration if their career plans are based in North America. Two letters of support are mandatory for the application process.

The PES Human Growth Foundation Research Fellowship Grant supports the final year of research training in a pediatric endocrinology fellowship for highly qualified individuals preparing for a career in academic pediatric endocrinology. Both clinical and basic research projects are eligible for support.
Funding
The award is up to a maximum of $30,000 total costs for one year. However, the amount is often less. The exact amount of funding for each review cycle will be determined by PES and may vary depending on multiple factors including the available funds at the time of review of the application.
Funds may be used for the salary of the awardee, technical support, or other expenses directed toward the success of the proposal. Institutions may not use more than 10% of the total funds for indirect or overhead expenses. Concomitant funding for the project from other grants is permitted if budget overlap does not occur. Should the candidate have other forms of extramural research support, he/she must submit his/her specific aims, hypotheses and budget with justification to identify and reconcile potential overlaps in funding.

Eligibility

Applicants must provide institutional documentation of fellowship status at the time of the application.US citizenship or green card status is NOT required.Research Fellowship Grants may be used to support research projects related to any endocrine topic, however one RFG each year, the Human Growth Foundation Research Fellowship Grant, is selected from those proposals focused on growth, bone, and rare general endocrine disorders, and is supported by the Human Growth Foundation.A candidate may apply if he or she:Has either an MD, DO or equivalent degree.Will be in the final year of fellowship and will not have a faculty appointment at the time of funding (July 1 of the year following application and review).Two letters of support are required and should be submitted with the application. One must be from the Training Program Director (Sponsor) and the other from the Research Mentor (individual supervising the research project). The latter should be an established investigator with a record of extramural research support. If one individual plays both roles, the second letter should be from the Head of the applicant’s Scholarship Oversight Committee (Co-Sponsor) or the Chief of the Division.

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Science research
  • Professional development

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