NIH EXPERTISE
Great science is not enough to land NIH grants—you must also master grantsmanship skills. Our company mission is to mentor NIH grantees and help give their biomedical research the best chance of funding success. My experience at NIH as both a bench scientist and staff writer greatly informs my approach to NIH grantwriting.
30+
Years of NIH Experience
1,000+
Grantees Enrolled in Our Courses
$400 Mil+
Funding Secured
Become A More Successful Grantwriter
Course Library
Become a master grantwriter on your own schedule with our library of action-oriented courses designed for all skill levels.Training
Through virtual and live formats, I train grantees on the skills needed to communicate about their research in NIH submissions.Why Dr. Bouvier
I focus on improving grantsmanship skills that will benefit you now and well into the future.Subscribe to our monthly newsletter for the latest NIH news, grantwriting tips, and more.
About Dr. Meg Bouvier
Margaret Bouvier received her PhD in 1995 in Biomedical Sciences from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. After an NINDS post-doctoral fellowship, she worked as a staff writer for long-standing NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins in the Office of Press, Policy, and Communications for the Human Genome Project and NHGRI. Since 2007, Meg has specialized in editing and advising on NIH submissions, and began offering virtual courses in 2015. She currently supports 2 of the top 3-ranked hospitals; 4 of the top 6 cancer hospitals; and 3 of the top 6-ranked medical schools for research in the country. She has helped clients land over half a billion in federal funding. Meg Bouvier Medical Writing, LLC is a woman-owned, small business.
Training Is a Strategic Investment
My goal is not just to improve a single submission but to improve my client’s grantsmanship skill on all submissions going forward. It makes my client a better grantee, mentor, and reviewer and ensures the research the best chance of success.
- Members can access a self-paced library of titles
- Administrators can scale their NIH grantsmanship training
- Staff are able to distribute dynamic up-to-date content
- Grantees can pace themselves through their learning
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What My Grantees Are Saying
"Trickle down grant success from the techniques I’ve learned from you."
"Thank you so much for the R01 bootcamp today. As always, I learned an enormous amount! I wanted to pass on some exciting news of trickle down grant success from the techniques I've learned from you. Both of my predoctoral trainees have secured F31s; one student was funded on her first try and the other on his second. I highly doubt we would have had this level of success if I wasn't able to pass on to them everything I learned from you, so thank you for impacts beyond measure!"
- B. Blair Braden PhD, Assistant Professor, College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University
"The R01 will be converted to an R37 award."
“Meg, looking forward to working with you again. The first grant we worked together on did really well! They actually specifically complimented the packaging and presentation. We went below the funding line on our first try (even without the ESI bonus), which means the R01 will be converted to an R37 award (2 extra years of funding). So it really could not have gone better."
- Anonymous MD PhD R37 (MIRA) recipient, Cancer Biology & Genetics, Top-Tier Medical Center (Editing & Advising)
"Faculty declare Meg’s training 'an asset'."
"The National Organization of Research Development Professionals (NORDP) peer reviewer program (PEERD) visited ASU to evaluate our research development support. Faculty are specifically calling out Meg’s subscription as an asset."
- Faye Farmer, Executive Director of Research Development, Arizona State University,
