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AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant | American Venous Forum AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant The 2025 AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant will provide a $85,000 grant over two years for an original, translational research project in venous disease addressing one or more of the following: Nonthrombotic venous obstruction Superficial venous insufficiency The submitted research project must also address the following: Human subject requirement: Patient-oriented research involving human subjects or with tissue of human origin Address delivery of appropriate care to appropriate patients and/or translate new clinical data into clinical decision making This opportunity is open to: Residents and fellows in a training program Physicians who have completed their training within the past ten (10) years Applicants who have not previously received this award The 2024 AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant will accept submissions from International as well as US-based researchers Either the applicant or their mentor must be an AVF Member at the time of submission.
The awardee is expected to join the AVF and maintain their membership for the duration of the grant period. The grant will provide funding for direct research-related costs and travel expenses to attend the annual AVF meeting to accept the award and provide annual progress reports on the study. The awardee will be required to provide a progress update and budget report every 6 months.
The grant award WILL NOT pay for indirect costs to the researcher’s university or facility. The American Venous Forum is committed to providing a culturally diverse educational environment and equal opportunities for all members. Applications from veterans, individuals with disabilities, women, minorities, and members of other underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged.
Eligibility for the AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant The AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant will be awarded to an original, translational research project in venous disease addressing venous obstruction with an emphasis on the treatment of appropriate patients with appropriate care, venous thrombus management with an emphasis on understanding morphology, or the management and treatment of superficial venous insufficiency.
Applicants must be a resident or fellow in a training program or a physician who has completed their training within the past ten (10) years and has not previously received this award . Either the applicant or their mentor must be an AVF Member at the time of submission. The awardee is expected to join the AVF and maintain their membership for the duration of the grant period.
A no-cost extension will be permitted to allow for variability in research progression on a case-by-case basis only, upon written request by the applicant, and will require approval from the Research Committee, Research Council Chair, and Board of Directors.
All residents and fellows are required to include a letter from the Program Director confirming a two-year commitment to the project and enough time dedicated to research during this period. The awardee’s institution must provide a signed W-9 prior to the initial disbursement.
Subsequent requests for disbursement must be accompanied by a formal letter of request for funding, an itemized invoice correlating to the originally submitted budget, and an update on the status of the research project. The Research Committee will review these requests prior to approving the disbursement.
The awardee is required to attend the AVF Annual Meeting to receive the award as well as the subsequent two Annual Meeting to provide a YEAR 1 preliminary report on the grant project and YEAR 2 final report on the grant project. This requirement is mandatory . During the first 12 months of the grant award, the awardee agrees to visit Boston Scientific’s corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility.
Expenses for this visit are not included in the grant award and will be reimbursed separately by BSCI. This requirement is mandatory .
Applicants must submit the following in PDF format via the online submission process: Application Process for the AVF-BSCI Translational Research Grant A completed Application (PDF) A completed Application (Word) The applicant’s curriculum vitae The mentor’s curriculum vitae A letter of support from the sponsor (mentor) of the project including verification of resources available to support the project If neither the applicant nor their mentor is an AVF member, the applicant must submit an application for membership prior to submitting their grant application The deadline to submit an application for our 2026 research grant awards has closed.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] or 1-855-VENOUS1 (1-855-836-6871) .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residents and fellows in training programs; physicians within ten years of training completion; applicants without prior AVF-BSCI grant funding; either applicant or mentor must be an AVF Member. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $85,000 over two years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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