• Application Preparation Timeline
• Preparing and Writing Your Application
• Identify Potential Funding Sources
• Inform Those Involved
• Refine Your Concept
• Preparing a Grant Application
• Submitting Your Application
• Surviving the Review Process
• What is a Clinical Research Coordinator—And Do I Need One?
• Research Budgeting
• Requesting Letters of Support
• Adding CTSI to Your Project
• Available Resources

Pursuing funding opportunities entails more than filling out a grant application. Individual funding agencies are not all things to all researchers. It’s essential to determine which ones are most likely to be interested in the type of research project you have in mind—and, therefore, be more inclined to fund your project—so you can target your efforts accordingly. Likewise, in the pursuit of external funding sources, don’t overlook internal or pilot funding options that might be available to you. For more information about this important step, click here.