How We Help
The Weil Proposal Development team provides strategic services including consultations, finding funding, and editing FREE for any Weil member writing a grant proposal related to critical care. Our goal is to get you funded.
We also offer additional paid services for investigators who want extra grant support. The cost for additional services is waived for PIs including a Weil Research Core (Animal Lab, Clinical Research, Data Science) in their proposal budget.
Proposal Support
Finding Funding & Grant Planning (FREE)
Finding funding opportunities and assessing project fit with FOA
Grant writing consultation & strategy meetings
Proposal file checklist & timeline
Proposal file templates based on FOA
Request 2+ months before due date
Editing for any Proposal Files
(FREE)
Review for clarity, persuasion, logic, organization, consistency, & reviewer friendliness
Ensure alignment with sponsor/FOA
Ensure grammatical accuracy
Reduce text to meet page limits
Request 1+ month before due date
Paid Services*
*Costs commensurate with services needed; may be waived as noted above
Draft non-scientific files (e.g., letters, facilities) & narrative portions when appropriate
Proposal figure and graphics support
Additional strategic support as needed (e.g., contacting Program Officers, planning resubmission responses, facilitating team meetings)
Request 3-4+ months before due date
Why Work With Us?
We have years of experience helping investigators develop competitive grant proposals.
We have supported hundreds of grant submissions, resulting in over $50 million dollars in funding for Weil members and teams.
Our funding success rate was 37% for proposals submitted in the past few years--almost twice the average NIH/DoD success rate!
Our funding success rate was 37% for proposals submitted in the past few years--almost twice the average NIH/DoD success rate!
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"We can’t thank the Proposal Development Team enough for their leadership, management, coordinating, coaching, and editing without which this funding would not have been possible."
Robert Neumar, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Chair of Emergency Medicine, speaking on his $3.7M large-scale grant award from the American Heart Association Strategically Focused Research Network