In 2012 NIH awarded over $225,000,000 to international projects. If your institution is outside of the U.S., attend this Webinar to learn how to obtain some of it.
 
Krista Montgomery, Research Funding Manger, U.S. & International Agencies for the Research Office at the University of Toronto, will provide a detailed explanation how to apply for and manage NIH funding for institutions outside of the U.S.
 
Her presentation will review the following:
What is NIH?
            (Background, Institutes, Funding Envelope)
Where to find funding?
            (Grants.gov, NIH Listserve, RePORT, Program Officer)
What do you need to have in place to apply?
            (DUNS Number, SAM Account, EIN Number, eRA Commons Register, FCOI Policy)
What are the Funding Types?
            (R01, R03, R21, U01, Solicited/Open Funding Opportunities)
How to Apply?
            (Application Tips, Budgeting, Subaward/Consortium)
How to Submit?
            (Grant.gov interface with eRA Commons, Frequent errors)
Post award
            (JIT- Just in Time, NOA, Reporting)
Compliance
            (NIH Grant Policy Statement, FCOI, Annual Audit)
  
Knowledge Level: Beginner/Basic Instruction
 
About the Speaker:
 
Krista and her team are responsible for the coordinating applications and management of grant funding from U.S. & International funding sources.  She currently oversees over 50 files which the prime funder is the National Institutes of Health (NIH).    Prior to her time at the University of Toronto, she was the Grant Officer for the University Health Network (UHN), a network of UofT affiliate hospitals.   Both UofT and UHN are in the top five for the number of applications awarded to foreign institutions by NIH in 2012.  She attended the NIH Regional Seminar in 2010 and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Grant Policy and Contracts Management Training held in Toronto, Canada in 2009.