Description
The Maryland Department of Health is seeking research centers to provide detailed, actionable research plans for data collection and data analysis of anticipated outcomes associated with firefighter cancer screening activities funded by the Maryland Professional and Volunteer Firefighter Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program. The goal is to evaluate the efficacy and effectiveness of the Program's cancer screening among Maryland firefighters. Key aspects of the project include developing a research proposal outline, creating a work plan, and outlining a budget and budget justification. The project duration is expected to be from April 1, 2026, to June 30, 2026.
Some of the key requirements for applicants include:
• Being a social organization, nonprofit organization, or local, state government agency, public college, or state university
• Having previous experience in developing, coordinating, promoting, or facilitating the understanding of a specific area of study that includes human subjects research with Maryland populations
• Submitting a project narrative, including a scope of work, work plan, and mandatory requirements documentation
• Submitting a budget and budget narrative, including a detailed breakdown of anticipated expenses and a clear justification for each item
The total amount available for this opportunity is $120,000, and the Department intends to make up to 4 awards.