Tarsus Medical Affairs

The Tarsus research grant program is committed to supporting studies sponsored by qualified third-party investigators or institutions that advance medical and scientific knowledge to healthcare professionals and promote excellence in patient care. Studies are generally exploratory in nature with smaller sample sizes, chart reviews, or case studies and offer valuable clinical insights. This includes observational studies, such as epidemiology studies and certain outcomes research studies where the primary focus is the scientific understanding of disease, as well as other types of independent research on disease states.

Note that Tarsus is currently not accepting grant requests for investigator-initiated trials (IIT) or research grants that include the prospective study of a Tarsus asset.

Qualified investigators can submit an unsolicited research proposal for a research grant aligned with the following strategic areas of interest:

• Demodex blepharitis
• Meibomian gland disease (MGD)

To be considered for review, the proposal must include a study synopsis, study objective(s), projected study timeline, and the amount of financial support requested in a budget sheet.

To submit your request for a Research Grant, please enter the portal using the button on the right.

For more information or for any questions about our research grant program, please email our Research Grants Department.

Independent Medical Education Grants

• Tarsus recognizes the importance of independent medical education and provides financial support for accredited and nonaccredited professional education for US healthcare providers. Please ensure that your organization can be classified as one of the following: academic medical center/university, professional society/association, medical education provider, or hospital/clinic.
• It is important to note that Tarsus cannot provide any advice or guidance on any aspect of the program, including but not limited to the following:
  • Program content
  • Speaker/faculty selection
  • Venue selection
  • Methods that ensure educational effectiveness
  • Methods that ensure the meeting of compliance and regulatory requirements
  • Submission for accredited continuing education (CE) programs
• Tarsus is currently considering support for independent medical education programs that focus on Demodex blepharitis.

Medical Sponsorships

• Tarsus is dedicated to furthering the goals of independent professional educational and patient-focused organizations. Medical Sponsorships can be directly provided only to Independent Organizations and not individual healthcare providers or group practices.
• To be considered for review, the proposal must include a description of the direct and tangible benefits for Tarsus in exchange for the support provided.

To submit your request for an independent medical education grant or a medical sponsorship, please enter the portal using the button on the right.

For more information or for any questions about our medical education program, please email our Medical Education Grants Department.

Tarsus is committed to providing high-quality and consistent medical information. We recognize the importance of having access to trusted, accurate, and balanced clinical and scientific information about our products.

Use this form to contact the Medical Affairs team with any questions you may have.