Resident Research Grant proposals should be short-term, concise projects, which have been largely developed by the Resident. The majority of the work involved in completing the research must be done by the resident who will be referred to as the Principal Investigator of the project under the supervision of a physician with an academic appointment (the "supervisor"). The resident/principal investigator must explain in the application what her/his role is in the proposed study.

Applications for the Foundation's Resident Research Grants must be in one of the following three areas: Clinical Research, Medical Education R&D and Health Systems Research. To be eligible for a Resident Research Grant, the Resident / Principal Investigator must meet each of the following criteria: 1. salary as a Resident is provided by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care 2. registration in a recognized program leading certification by the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons or the College of Family Physicians. Residents in Royal College programs by accreditation without certification are also eligible. 3. Registered as a post-graduate student at the university where residency training is being taken

INDIRECT COSTS MUST NOT BE LEVIED ON THIS PROGRAM

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