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IPSIS Research Funding
Offered by International Pain and Spine Intervention Society
Found automatically on ipsismed.org/page/ResearchFunding. Check details with the funder before applying.
- Who can apply
- At least one investigator must be a non-trainee IPSIS member; young investigator grants require early-career IPSIS members.
- How much
- Amount not listed
- By when
- Due Aug 1, 2027Winter cycle LOI due August 1, full proposals due November 1. Spring cycle LOI due February 1, full proposals due May 1. Nikolai Bogduk Young Investigator Grant LOI due March 1, full proposals due early July.Recurring deadlines: Aug 1, Sep 1, Nov 1
Checked Nov 4, 2026
About this grant
The International Pain and Spine Intervention Society (IPSIS) funds high-quality original research to advance interventional pain medicine. Investigators submit a Letter of Intent, and invited full proposals are reviewed semi-annually by the Research Division and Board of Directors. A separate Nikolai Bogduk Young Investigator Grant provides up to $25,000 for early-career members.
Eligibility details
- Notes: At least one investigator must be a non-trainee IPSIS member. Research must be original and not already completed. IRB approval required for human or animal subjects. Applications accepted regardless of national origin or location. Nikolai Bogduk Young Investigator Grant requires an active physician or researcher (MD, DO, or international equivalent or PhD) within 5 years of highest degree, no prior PI history on grants over $25,000, and IPSIS membership.
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