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 promotes excellence in patient care. Studies are generally exploratory in nature with smaller sample sizes, or case studies, and offer valuable clinical insights.

Qualified investigators can submit an unsolicited research concept 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 short abstract with study objective(s) and outcome measures.

For more information about our research grant program, please reach out to your Senior Medical Ambassador.

As a part of our commitment to advancing science and medicine, Tarsus believes in supporting independent and ethical clinical research, designed and conducted by qualified third-party investigators.

Investigator-initiated trials (IITs) represent investigator-sponsored, scientifically sound studies with capabilities to expand our understanding of our products, improve patient care, and spark new ideas for further disease-related research.

Qualified investigators can submit an unsolicited IIT concept for an investigator-initiated trial aligned with the following strategic areas of interest:

• Demodex blepharitis
• Meibomian gland disease (MGD)

To be considered for review, the proposal must include study objective(s), hypotheses, endpoints, and a short abstract.

For more information about our investigator-initiated trials, please reach out to your Senior Medical Ambassador.

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.

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.