Sir Peter Tizard Bursary
Call for Submissions 2011- 2012
- The RCPCH is inviting applications for the Sir Peter Tizard Research Bursary from paediatricians to undertake a study through the British Paediatric Surveillance Unit.
- The successful applicant will receive upto £15,000 toward the costs of a surveillance study.
The purpose of the bursary
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To encourage paediatricians who are not research active to undertake a study of a rare disease or condition which affects children and which is of scientific or public health importance.
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To enable paediatricians to further develop their research knowledge and skills.
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To add to the body of knowledge of rare childhood diseases and conditions.
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To promote the role of the BPSU in the surveillance of rare diseases affecting children.
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To support the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health’s objective of building and strengthening research in paediatrics.
Who is eligible to apply for this bursary?
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Applicants must be members of the RCPCH

- Those who have not previously undertaken a BPSU study
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Paediatricians with NHS contracts (PT or FT) who are:
a) T6-8/staff /Associate Specialist grade; or b) Consultant grade (less than five years in post) who have not previously undertaken a major research project in epidemiology or held a major research grant - Only one application may be submitted per year by each applicant
- Two candidates may submit an application together, but the Committee will consider both applicants' criteria during the review process.
Closing Date Friday June 3rd 2011
Application Forms
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