Feasibility Study Grant for Nonprofits

- Grants of $75,000 are available for Indiana hospitals, medical schools, and health centers. - The goal is to study if new residency programs in primary care or other medical specialties can be created. - Funding supports both qualitative and quantitative research on the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Workplace Specialist Program. - Priority is given to studies that: - Explore new residency programs in Family Medicine, Pediatrics, OBGYN, Psychiatry, Emergency Medicine, General Surgery, and Internal Medicine. - Focus on programs for rural or underserved areas in Indiana. - Encourage collaboration between hospitals, health centers, and other providers. - Aim to produce doctors who will work in rural or underserved Indiana communities.

• Applicants must be Indiana hospitals, medical schools, or health centers
• Projects must focus on feasibility studies for new residency programs in primary care or other specialties
• Priority for projects serving rural or underserved areas

• Complete application form (details not specified)
• Research proposal outlining study goals and methods
• Evidence of collaboration if applicable

• Up to $75,000 in funding
• Support for research studies
• Opportunity to develop new residency programs