Florida Cancer Innovation Fund
Florida Department of Health
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- Posted
- Feb 15, 2026
- Closes
- Nov 7, 2026 (in 22 days)
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Who can apply
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Grant applications failing to meet all eligibility requirements will be rejected. To be eligible for grant funding under the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund, a licensed or certified health care provider, facility, or entity must meet at least one of the following criteria as specified in subsection 381.915(9)(b), Florida Statutes: 1. Operates as a licensed hospital that has a minimum of 30% of its current cancer patients residing in rural or underserved areas. 2. Operates as a licensed health care clinic or facility that employs or contracts with at least one physician licensed under Chapters 458-459, Florida Statutes, or who is board certified in oncology and administers chemotherapy treatments for cancer. 3. Operates as a licensed facility that employs or contracts with at least one physi...
About this opportunity
Casey DeSantis Cancer Research Program Grants for Florida-based institutions to improve cancer treatment through innovative practices that focus on patient outcomes, quality of care, and efficacy of treatment.