Apply for a TBSN, DPT, or LPN scholarship.
Our scholarship applications for area nursing and physical therapy students are now available.
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Sign up for our cardiology symposium.
Attend the Practical Cardiology Symposium for Primary Care Providers hosted at the newly-opened Research College of Nursing academic campus!
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Register for our upcoming cancer symposium.
Attend the Dr. James M. Flynn Symposium on Advancing Cancer Care for Primary Care Providers on May 8!
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We're investing in health care students and professionals, patients, and the Kansas City community. Join us.
We are looking for a member to join our team and our commitment to improving health in our community. Take a look at the job opening below and apply now!
Reports to: President and CEO
Classification: Exempt Position
The Vice President (VP) of Development and Programs is a senior leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, operational oversight, and execution of all fundraising initiatives and core programs. Reporting to the CEO, the VP ensures programmatic excellence, financial sustainability, and the achievement of the organization's mission through effective leadership, strategic planning, and stakeholder engagement. The VP role requires an individual who is a strong leader and understands and is passionate about the mission and vision of The Research Foundation. They work to drive organizational growth and enhance our community impact.
Please send cover letter with salary requirement, and resume to info@theresearchfoundationkc.org.
The symposium will provide primary members of the healthcare team with the tools and knowledge they need to identify and treat various cardiac conditions of their patients.
The Research Foundation is now accepting scholarship applications from area traditional and transfer Bachelor of Science in Nursing (TBSN), Doctor of Physical Therapy, and Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) students.
The Research Foundation entered a new partnership with HappyBottoms in 2025 to help address the critical need for diapers among underserved families in the Kansas City community.