TORG Grant Application Writers – Call for Applications
Support high-impact global surgical research by identifying funding opportunities and developing competitive grant proposals.
Purpose of This Call
The Operating Room Global (TORG) is seeking experienced and research-oriented grant application writers to support its expanding portfolio of global research and innovation projects.
This is a voluntary role, offering the opportunity to contribute to multinational initiatives and be actively involved in funded research projects.
Role Overview: Grant Application Writer
Type: Voluntary Role
Commitment: ~4 hours per month (flexible, remote)
Structure: Project-based, collaborative
Key Responsibilities
- Identify relevant national and international funding opportunities
- Contribute to and lead grant proposal writing
- Develop high-quality:
- Research narratives
- Concept notes
- Supporting documents
- Collaborate with TORG research teams across projects
- Ensure proposals align with funder requirements and timelines
Eligibility Criteria
Essential
- Demonstrated experience in research and academic writing
- Familiarity with research proposal development
- Strong understanding of global health, surgical systems, or related fields
- Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Additional Requirement
- Applicants must include their ORCID iD, previous grant applications, and details of funded projects led in their cover letter.
Selection Criteria
Applicants will be assessed based on:
- Previous research contributions (publications, audits, projects, etc.)
- Experience in grant writing or proposal development
- Quality and clarity of written communication
- Alignment with TORG research priorities
- Ability to collaborate within global and multidisciplinary teams
Time Commitment
- Approximately 4 hours per month
- Flexible, with increased input during active grant cycles
Application Process
Required Documents
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Cover Letter, including ORCID iD, previous grant applications, and details of funded projects led.
Submission Method
Send all applications to: [email protected]
Key Dates
- Application Opens: Now
- Deadline: 30th April
- Notification: Rolling / Post-review
What You Gain
- Active involvement in multinational research projects
- Opportunity for authorship and acknowledgements (where applicable)
- Collaboration with an international research network
- Contribution to securing funding for impactful global surgery initiatives
- Professional development in grant writing and research leadership
Final Note
This voluntary role offers a unique opportunity to contribute meaningfully to global surgical research and funding success, while building experience within an international collaborative environment.