Preventive Medicine Residency Training Grants Program
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Current
grantees and FY 03 awards:
San Diego State University ($194,590)
Nova Southeastern ($143,994)
Morehouse School of Medicine ($240,245)
Johns Hopkins University
($342,067)
University of Maryland ($269,673)
University of Massachusetts
($167,327)
Health Research, Inc. ($105,021)
University of North Carolina
($201,114)
University of Texas-Galveston ($104,174)
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Program
Purpose: PHS Act, Title VII, section 768 [295c] authorizes
the Secretary to make grants to and enter into contracts with
schools of medicine, osteopathic medicine, and public health
to meet the costs of projects to:
- Plan, and develop
new residency training programs;
- Maintain or improve
existing residency training programs in Preventive Medicine;
and
- Provide financial
assistance to residency trainees enrolled in the programs.
- Eligible
to apply: accredited, public or non-profit private, school
of allopathic medicine, osteopathic medicine, or public health
located in a state.
- Accreditation
status of applicant organization: Allopathic programs
must be fully or provisionally approved by the Accreditation Council
for Graduate Medical Education. Osteopathic programs must be approved
by the American Osteopathic Association. Schools of public health
must be accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health.
- Funding
Period: Three years.
Funding
History
FY
2005: $1,326,431 Non competing continuation grant cycle
FY 2004: $1,447,379 No. of Awards = 7 (3 new, 4 continuations)
FY 2003:
$1,768,205 Non competing continuing grant cycle.
FY 2002:
$1,957,359 Non
competing continuing grant cycle.
For more information on Preventive Medicine Residency Grants
Program, contact Program Officer: Elsie Quinones at 301-443-5244
or by email equinones@hrsa.gov
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