Solventum Educational Grants

Solventum Educational Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Solventum
Last Updated: December 15, 2025

Summary

Solventum Educational Grants aim to enhance healthcare education by providing funding for eligible organizations to develop independent educational projects. The grants support initiatives that focus on training healthcare professionals in the latest medical practices and technologies. Eligible applicants include academic institutions, hospitals, and medical associations, ensuring that educational content is independently controlled. Solventum is dedicated to fostering scientific exchanges that benefit healthcare professionals and patients alike.

Overview

NOTE: Requests for programs or events that have already occurred or that are not submitted at least forty-five (45) days before when the desired funding is needed cannot be accepted. Health care education grants Solventum is committed to supporting the education and training of healthcare professionals in the latest medical procedures and technologies. Educational Grants are funds and/or products provided by Solventum to an eligible third-party organization to support a specific, independent, clearly defined, time-limited project, or program, wherein Solventum receives no tangible benefit in return.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Please note that Solventum considers many factors. The following are minimum requirements for educational grants and fellowships request consideration. Grant requests that do not meet these minimum requirements will not be considered for funding. Minimum eligibility requirements for funding consideration:Requesting organization must be an academic institution, hospital, accredited provider, professional society, medical association, or patient advocacy group.Requesting organization must independently control and be responsible for selection of program content, faculty, attending HCPs who are in training, educational methods and materials.Funding must support bona fide educational initiatives and involve a scientific exchange of information, including teaching labs, with a medical focus on HCP and/or patient education.For fellowship requests, requesting organization must have a bona fide fellowship committee or similar selection organization or process. Funding must commensurate with the activities to be performed by the fellow.

Ineligibility

Some examples of grant requests that will not be supported include:Requests directly or indirectly conditioned on the requesting organization's agreement to purchase, lease, recommend, use, or arrange for the purchase or lease of, or prescription of, Solventum products.Requests where there is evidence of unduly influencing the decision of whether a particular institution will receive a grant or the amount of such grant by a Solventum employee.Requests from individual HCPs, physician practices, or patients; or in the name of an individual HCP or to an organization of an HCPs choice.Requests to reimburse registration, seminar fees, or travel expenses of an HCPs attendance at a third-party educational conference.Requests from organizations listed on the Office of Inspector General's List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (OIG LEIE) or the General Services Administration Excluded Parties List System (GSA EPLS).Requests from organizations to support Investigator Sponsored Research of Solventum products. These requests should go through the Solventum Investigator Sponsored Research program and process.Solventum will also not provide educational grant funding for:Requests involving funding for golf tournaments, outings, gala dinners, capital campaigns (i.e. building funds/endowment), multi-year commitments, religious organizations that do not serve the general public on a nondenominational basis; or of a political nature or from fraternal and athletic groups.Requests for normal organizational overhead (i.e. purchase of computer equipment, staff training).