The NIDCD recognizes the importance of research training and career development opportunities to prepare a talented and diverse biomedical research workforce focused on communication disorders. The NIDCD supports fellowship, career development, and mentorship opportunities at universities and institutions nationwide (extramural training) as well as at the NIDCD laboratories and clinics in Bethesda, Maryland (intramural training). International research training opportunities are also available.
Staff Contacts
- Alberto Rivera‐Rentas, Ph.D., Extramural Research Training Officer
- Elyssa Monzack, Ph.D., Intramural Chief of Staff
Types of Research Training and Career Development Funding Opportunities
Learn about the types of research training and career development awards that the NIDCD supports, such as fellowships, institutional awards, and career development awards. Includes links to funding announcements.
How to Apply for a Grant, Research Training, or Career Development Funding
Find helpful information and guidance on the grant application, review, and award process.
More Research Training and Career Development Resources
Learn about research training opportunities in the NIDCD intramural research training program, NIDCD training events, and NIH research training resources, including loan repayment programs.
NIDCD-Supported Institutional Research Training Programs
Find NIDCD-supported institutions that offer research training opportunities at the predoctoral or postdoctoral level.
About NIDCD's Research Training and Career Development Program
Learn about the NIDCD’s long-standing commitment to research training and career development to ensure a productive, innovative, and diverse scientific workforce within the NIDCD’s mission areas. Find out whom to contact for more information on our extramural and intramural training programs.
Research Training and Career Development at the NIDCD (Intramural)
Learn about research training and career development opportunities within the NIDCD's Division of Intramural Research (DIR), available on the main NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland.