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Registration for Grants and Fellowships funded by the Queensland Emergency Medicine Research Foundation (QEMRF) is now open.
Eligibility:
There are strict eligibility requirements for researchers applying for QEMRF funding. Please refer to the Instructions and Guidelines for further detail. In brief, researchers can apply for funding as:
Principal Investigators – All Principal Investigators must be salaried specialists in Emergency Medicine working in an Emergency Department and employed by Queensland Health or Mater Health Services and providing public patient care for the duration of the funding and must conduct research aimed at advancing emergency medicine
Co-investigators - Applications may also include co-investigators who are key personnel who have contributed in any way to the development or conduct of the research. Co-investigators may be staff specialists, trainees, senior medical officers, clinical nurses, relevant allied health personnel or other professionals such as mathematicians, epidemiologists, statisticians, lawyers, scientists, health economists etc.
The eligibility status of funded researchers will be reviewed from time-to-time. The award may be terminated if a researcher or supervisor is deemed not to fit the eligibility criteria.
The following is a guide to the grant application process.
Steps
If you are prompted for a password, select cancel and you will still be able to view documents and save them to your computer.
The documents can also be accessed by typing http://portal.qemrf.org.au in your web browser and then selecting Forms and Guidelines from the menu dot points on the left hand column.
Please visit www.qemrf.org.au for Resources to assist with Grant Preparation. A protocol template with guidance text is also available on the portal which may be of use to applicants and could be modified according to the research project. This is not a requirement of any application.
Please note that the Emergency Medicine Trainee and Emergency Medicine Staff Specialist Grants will be reviewed and awarded four times a year.
Key dates for the current application process can be found here.
Eligibility:
There are strict eligibility requirements for researchers applying for QEMRF funding. Please refer to the Instructions and Guidelines for further detail. In brief, researchers can apply for funding as:
Principal Investigators – All Principal Investigators must be salaried specialists in Emergency Medicine working in an Emergency Department and employed by Queensland Health or Mater Health Services and providing public patient care for the duration of the funding and must conduct research aimed at advancing emergency medicine
Co-investigators - Applications may also include co-investigators who are key personnel who have contributed in any way to the development or conduct of the research. Co-investigators may be staff specialists, trainees, senior medical officers, clinical nurses, relevant allied health personnel or other professionals such as mathematicians, epidemiologists, statisticians, lawyers, scientists, health economists etc.
The eligibility status of funded researchers will be reviewed from time-to-time. The award may be terminated if a researcher or supervisor is deemed not to fit the eligibility criteria.
The following is a guide to the grant application process.
Steps
- Log on to the QEMRF Portal and read the instruction guidelines prior to completing the appropriate application form.
- Applicant ID is obtained by registering here.
- From the portal, open the appropriate application form and save to your computer (remember to save frequently as you complete the form). Note that there are two application forms, one for Fellowships and one for Grants.
- Contact the Research Manager Catrina Codd with any queries at grants@qemrf.org.au or 0414 980 321.
- Send application to your Administering Institution for sign off.
- Lodge completed application with grants@qemrf.org.au and in hard copy as noted in the instructions and guidelines.
If you are prompted for a password, select cancel and you will still be able to view documents and save them to your computer.
The documents can also be accessed by typing http://portal.qemrf.org.au in your web browser and then selecting Forms and Guidelines from the menu dot points on the left hand column.
Please visit www.qemrf.org.au for Resources to assist with Grant Preparation. A protocol template with guidance text is also available on the portal which may be of use to applicants and could be modified according to the research project. This is not a requirement of any application.
Please note that the Emergency Medicine Trainee and Emergency Medicine Staff Specialist Grants will be reviewed and awarded four times a year.
Key dates for the current application process can be found here.