Overview
Multiple Myeloma Ireland (MMI) is the only registered charity in Ireland dedicated to providing support and education for those living with a diagnosis of myeloma. We are delighted to be offering this opportunity to individuals working in haematology. These grants were made possible through the kind donation from the estate of Bartholomew O’Leary and fundraising events.
MMI wishes to fund TWO health care professionals or scientists (The first grant of €10,000 from this fund was awarded in 2018). The grants must be used to further the applicants’ knowledge and expertise in the field of myeloma, for instance, to fund a research study on myeloma, or fund an extension to a current research study on myeloma or an immersion experience in an international centre of excellence for myeloma.
Successful applicants will be required to disseminate their study findings at the annual Multiple Myeloma Information day and at the Haematology Association of Ireland annual conference. The successful applicants may also be interviewed by a medical writer commissioned by Multiple Myeloma Ireland.
Objectives of the grant
To enable early career stage clinicians or scientists with research experience to further their research or clinical skills in the field of myeloma.
The Applicants
The applicants will be health care professionals with a minimum of three years’ post registration experience and currently working in a haematology setting.
Funding
Two grants for the amount of €10,000 will be awarded. The grants must be spent within 18 months of the award.
How to apply
All applicant should complete the application form and forward to info@multiplemyelomaireland.org by January 31st 2020.
Review process
Each application will be independently reviewed by Prof Curly Morris. The review process will be guided by the matrix below.