For Scholars
If you can’t find what you need on these pages, please call or email the National Program Office. It is our job to ensure that you make optimal use of your award for your research and career development. See the links at the left for information on budgets, the annual meeting, and other topics.
Acronyms
AASLD: The American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, a partner in the AASLD-AMFDP since 2023
AAA: The consortium of the American Thoracic Society, the American Lung Association, and the American College of Chest Physicians, a partner in the AAA-AMFDP since 2022
AHA: The American Heart Association, a partner in the AHA-AMFDP since 2016
AMFDP: The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program
ASH: The American Society of Hematology, a partner in the ASH-AMFDP since 2008
ASN: The American Society of Nephrology, a partner in the ASN-AMFDP since 2015
NAC: National Advisory Committee
NPO: National Program Office
RWJF: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The Award
Start date: For the 2024 cohort, all RWJF awards started November 15. Partner grants may have different start dates.
Project director: The Scholar may be the project director. In some cases, the institution places restrictions on who may be a project director, for example, allowing only those with faculty appointments to act in that capacity. In that case, the mentor or department chair may be the project director.
Grant ID number: It is important to include your six-digit grant identification number on all correspondence with RWJF. Although the NPO tracks Scholars by name, the RWJF has vast numbers of grants, and uses ID numbers.
Award letters: Award letters are generally sent out approximately two weeks before the beginning of a grant.
Leave of absence: Leaves may be granted, on a case-by-case basis, for situations such as the birth of a child, relocation, extended illness, or professional opportunities. Please call the NPO to discuss options.