HIP Fellow Award

Key Information

Program Benefits

The award provides a honorarium of $100,000 over a two- or three-year period to guarantee protected time for clinical or laboratory-based hematology research projects, to develop additional skills in the conduct of research, generate preliminary data, and present their research at the ASH Annual Meeting.
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Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must be PhD, MD/DO, or MD/DO, PhD researchers in mentored postdoctoral training position. Applicants must also have a research mentor who is an ASH member in good standing and must demonstrate how the applicant meets the goals of HIP.

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Application Process and Required Materials

Applicants must include an NIH biographical sketch, an NIH biographical sketch of their research mentor, a project proposal, a career development plan, a response to a HIP question, and two letters of support.
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Evaluation and Selection

Applications submitted by the deadline will be reviewed by the HIP Study Section and accepted applicants and their mentors will receive official notification of acceptance by April/May.
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ASH-ASTCT Career Development Award

Recipients of the HIP Fellow Award who meet the eligibility requirements and have a research project related to cellular therapy are also eligible for the ASH-ASTCT Career Development Award.
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Since 2025, ASH has more than doubled its level of support for awards, career development opportunities, and mentorship programs as part of the #Fight4Hematology campaign. This unprecedented investment of $25 million to date into hematology research awards – above and beyond ASH’s traditional funding levels – brings ASH’s total award funding across 2025-2026 to nearly $50 million, supporting 3,500+ awards.

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