Ultrasound Bursaries
The Ultrasound Special Interest Group (SIG) and BSR are pleased to announce that they are able to award 10 bursaries worth £500 per BSR ultrasound course.
Applicants must:
- be a current fully paid BSR/BHPR member
- be a UK resident
- have access to an ultrasound machine
- complete the on-line application form a month before the course, providing details of their local ultrasound trainer or BSR regional chair who has endorsed their attending the course
- attend and complete the course
- have a year between attending the basic and developing ultrasound course
- for the developing skills course, have attended the BSR basic ultrasound course or equivalent
- not be funded by another organisation
There is a maximum of 10 bursaries per course. More bursaries after this will be at the discretion of Ultrasound Special Interest Group (SIG)
BHPR members may also apply for the bursary.
Process and deadlines:
- Applicants must register for the ultrasound course first
- Then they will be sent a confirmation e-mail with a link to an on-line bursary application form
- All applications must be submitted one month before the event. No bursaries will be awarded after this date
- Applicants can apply for a bursary for both the Basic and Developing Ultrasound Course but they must be a year apart from one another
- Three weeks before the course the Events Team will confirm whether applicants have been successful
- Bursaries are awarded on a first come first served basis.
- On the day of the course, the Events Team checks that all bursary holders have attended. Bursaries cannot be given to delegates who have not completed the course
- Six weeks after the event, the Aintree Arthritis Trust will send a check to the bursary holders. Please note that the BSR will use the addresses provided in the on-line application form unless stated otherwise.
