Grants

Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program - Michael E. Mathieu, M.D.

The Foundation's Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program was designed to provide four-year postdoctoral research awards offered to historically disadvantaged physicians who are committed to developing careers in academic medicine, to improving the health of underserved populations, and to furthering the understanding and elimination of health disparities.Four-year fellowships are awarded (in two, two-year phases) to candidates on a competitive basis for research under the supervision of a senior faculty member at an academic center noted for the training of young faculty. The grants will be renewed upon demonstration of the fellows' satisfactory progress in their research activities. Dr. Mathieu will be researching the in situ hybridization studies of herpes simplex virus pathogenicity. This grant is consistent with the Foundation's continuing efforts to improve the number and quality of minority physicians. Preparation of minority faculty to assume leadership roles in academic medicine should contribute to a continuing commitment in the nation's medical schools to increase the number of minority physicians in the United States.

Grant Details

Amount Awarded $151,900.00

Awarded on: 10/25/1990

Time frame: 7/1/1991 - 2/14/1992

Grant Number: 17588

Grantee

Harvard Medical School

25 Shattuck Street
Boston, MA, 02115-6092

617-432-1000
Website

David Knipe
Project Director

617-432-1934

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