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NIH Expertise
Course Library
In an effort to provide cost-effective training to the broadest group possible, we created a series of virtual, self-paced training courses. For a fraction of the cost of one-on-one consulting, Dr. Bouvier will teach you step-by-step how to write an NIH submission. Course access is just one aspect of membership!
Courses
Virtual Self-Directed
Master the R Series and Master the K (and F) Series courses have been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
Ready to take your NIH Grantwriting skills to the next level?
The purchase of any course or bundle includes all the benefits of membership for one year, including:
- Livestream Bootcamps three times a year
- Recordings of the most recent Bootcamp in your course library
- Live Q&A with Dr. Bouvier every other week
- Recordings of past Q&A sessions in your course library
Payments made with check or wire transfer receive a discount.
Email us for details.
Email us for details.
Course Bundles
Career Development Bundle
For faculty who want to hone their NIH grantsmanship skills.
- 2 courses
Early Stage Investigator Bundle
Help your ESI faculty learn the skills to submit a competitive application.
- 3 courses
Grantwriting Starter Bundle
For new NIH applicants needing comprehensive training to be successful.
- 6 courses
The Writing Club Bundle
The Writing Club Roadmap paired with your selection of our grantwriting course(s) are all you need to run an effective NIH writing club with minimal effort.
Writing Courses
Master the R Series
Preparing to write your first R01 or R-series submission, or the first in a while? Unsuccessful at NIH? Need help staying on schedule?
- 4 parts
- 3 hours 45 minutes
- 3.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Master Resubmissions
Your NIH submission did not go as planned. Now what?
- 1 part
- 1 hour 40 minutes
Master the K (and F) Series
The mentored Master the K (and F) Series is often an applicant’s first contact with the NIH grant process. It can be a steep and intimidating learning curve.
- 8 parts
- 4 hours 45 minutes
- 4.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Master the T32
You mastered the R Series and are dreaming of an institutional training grant to attract the most highly qualified trainees. How do you begin?
- 4 parts
- 2 hours 50 minutes
Master the P & U Series
The NIH multiproject grants can lead to the most gratifying stage of one’s career, in which one directs a research center or a hub within a cooperative network.
- 4 parts
- 3 hours 53 minutes
The Human Subjects Form
The PHS Human Subjects & Clinical Trial Information Form is crucially important to application success.
- 1 part
- 1 hour 22 minutes
The 4 Rigor Scoring Criteria
Don’t let rigor critiques tank your application score!
- 4 parts
- 40 minutes
Grantsmanship
Optimize Your Funding Mechanism
How does one choose between the myriad K and R mechanisms, and types of NOFOs?
- 8 parts
- 55 minutes
Navigate the Review Process
In this course designed for new applicants, we describe the path your application follows after upload.
- 1 part
- 40 minutes
Checklist to Avoid Top Mistakes
This course describes the most common mistakes seen recently on NIH grant applications.
- 1 part
- 42 minutes
Grow a Healthy Funding Portfolio
So you are ready to begin applying for external funding and will begin with an NIH R01, right? Probably not.
- 1 part
- 1 hour 5 minutes
Administrators
Best Practices to Increase Funding
Over years of working with medical centers and universities on their funding portfolios, I have observed certain practices common to those who are consistently successful.
- 1 part
- 1 hour 3 minutes
Writing Club Roadmap
A comprehensive planning guide to designing and executing a highly effective NIH writing club.
Programs
NIH Grantwriting Program for New R, K Applicants
This comprehensive training program for the K or R series applicant deploys everything in our arsenal to intensively train your most promising grantees.
Deadline-Push: 10-Session Workplan
What’s your NIH submission workplan? How do you manage your time working toward deadlines?
- 3 cycles
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