Fellowships

University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire is a large teaching hospital with a busy orthopaedic department of nearly 40 consultants.
There are 4 specialist paediatric orthopaedic surgeons, Stephen Cooke, Giles Pattison, Dan Westacott and Chris Hill. Between us we manage the breadth of paediatric orthopaedic conditions with the exception of spinal surgery and tumours. We have general and specialist clinics, a gait analysis laboratory and active research collaborations with Warwick and Coventry Universities.

In the past we have had fellows that have gone on to consultant posts in the UK and abroad along with fellows who required additional paediatric orthopaedic experience as part of their CESR applications. Fellows are super-numerary and as such can develop a timetable according to their preferences. There is no on-call commitment.

Fellowships are usually for a 6 month period but can be extended to 12 by prior arrangement. All applications are via the NHS Jobs website and we cannot accept applications made outside of this. We do not have capacity for unpaid observerships or shorter term fellowships.

This fellowship is usually advertised via NHSJobs.

For further details please follow the link below or contact Mr Roger Walton

For further information regarding this fellowship please contact Miss Clare Carpenter or Mr Phil Thomas

This 12-month fellowship is usually advertised in November via NHSJobs, with interviews underaken in Mid December, for commencement the following August.

For further details please contact the Fellowship director Mr Michail Kokkinakis

Want to work with a dynamic, forward-thinking, inclusive, diverse and (pretty) cool group of people? Want to learn everything you need to know to become a confident, independent paediatric orthopaedic consultant surgeon? Want to have so much fun every day that you look forward to coming to work every day? Then this is the fellowship for you! Our paediatric fellowship (the first fellowship to be ever set up at the Royal London – in 2010) is associated with an extremely strong track record of high achievement, clinical and research output and attainment of top-tier substantive posts in teaching hospitals in the UK and globally. 

 The fellowship was set up and is supervised by Manoj Ramachandran, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon/Honorary Professor but the fellows will work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary way with the entire paediatric orthopaedic consultant faculty and the wider allied health professional team. 

The consultant faculty members have a diverse set of skills and teaching styles, with expertise and achievements spanning all elements of clinical practice, education, research and innovation. 

Fellowship vacancies at Southampton are normally advertised via NHSJobs Website

For further details or enquiries please contact the centre by E-mail

For further Information regarding this fellowship please contact Sheba Basheer

The Winnipeg Pediatric Orthopedic Fellowship Program is based at the Children's Hospital of Winnipeg, the only tertiary pediatric hospital in the province with a catchment of 1.5 million people. We serve a large and diverse population across Manitoba, Nunavut, and Northwestern Ontario, providing comprehensive pediatric orthopedic care. Each year, our team manages approximately 9,500 outpatient visits and performs over 850 surgical procedures ]. All operative pediatric trauma in the province is treated through our facility.

Interested applicants can find further details at via the links

Fellowship Opportunity in Paediatric Orthopaedics and Spinal Surgery in Dublin, Ireland

Fellows will enjoy a competitive salary ranging from €65,000 to €100,000 annually, inclusive of overtime, along with paid annual leave and an educational grant. The fellowship will last 12 months and offers three positions at the new Children’s Hospital in Dublin, Ireland, opening soon.

Two fellowships will focus on general paediatric orthopaedics, accredited by the European Paediatric Orthopaedic Society (EPOS), and one will specialize in paediatric spinal deformity, accredited by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). Our team consists of 14 fellowship-trained specialist paediatric orthopaedic surgeons, offering comprehensive training and mentorship.

Fellows will gain experience in a variety of specialist clinics, including:
    •    Paediatric trauma
    •    Ponseti (CTEV)
    •    Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH)
    •    Neurodisability with access to the gait lab
    •    Limb deformity
    •    Orthopaedic oncology
    •    Paediatric upper limb
    •    Spinal deformity
    •    Adolescent sports medicine

Research and publication efforts are supported by the National Children’s Research Centre (NCRC).

Located in the vibrant city of Dublin, the metropolitan area has a population of 2 million, while the Republic of Ireland has a population of 5.4 million. The hospital serves as a national centre for pediatric orthopaedic and spinal care.

Previous graduates of our fellowship program are now working as consultants in Ireland, the UK, and internationally.

Applications, with a CV, are welcome and should be emailed to Mr. Jim Kennedy at Jim.kennedy@childrenshealthireland.ie 

Five clinical fellowship positions in paediatric orthopaedics are available at The Hospital for Sick Children each year.

Two fellowship positions are available for eligible candidates through the San Francisco matching scheme for paediatric orthopaedics. Three further fellowship positions are available through a direct application to The Hospital for Sick Children. The duration of the fellowship is for one year and commence in July each year.

The Division of Orthopaedic Surgery is seeking candidates with a strong clinical and academic background that demonstrates proficiency in orthopaedic surgery and related subjects. Candidates will be pursuing a clearly defined path in paediatric orthopaedic surgery. International Medical Graduates who have obtained their medical education and training from non-Canadian, American, British or Australian systems, are encouraged to obtain several years experience as a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon before applying to the program.

2 x Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery Fellowships - 12 months commencing August Starship Children’s Hospital The Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery Fellowships at Starship Children’s Hospital provide a broad exposure to all subspecialties of paediatric orthopaedics, including upper extremity, hip, lower extremity, foot and ankle, trauma, oncology, skeletal dysplasias, neuromuscular disorders and congenital deformities/malformations. There is minimal exposure to paediatric spine surgery, which is predominantly covered by the Starship Paediatric Spine Surgery Fellow.

This one-year clinical fellowship programme commences in August and revolves around a mentorship model, with fellows undertaking defined rotations with paediatric orthopaedic surgeons in the clinic and operating room. Fellows take senior call as part of a two-tier on call roster, undertake a central role in clinical conferences and registrar teaching, and are expected to undertake at least one significant research project during their fellowship year. The Fellowship Director is Mr Matthew J Boyle & for more information or to apply, please email admin@nzoa.org.nz

The contact details relating to this fellowship are currently not confirmed.

The Fellowship Program
Background
The aim of this fellowship is to impart to the incumbent the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies in the subspeciality-level field of paediatric orthopaedic surgery in order to function independently as a paediatric orthopaedics specialist.
The fellowship is based on a workplace-based learning programme that will be hosted by the Paediatric Orthopaedics Unit at the Department of Orthopaedics at Tygerberg Hospital Cape Town, which is affiliated to the Department of Orthopaedics, the Division of Surgery at Stellenbosch University. This is a 12-month, hands-on fellowship where the fellow will work under the direction of the fellowship director and supervisors.
The fellowship is aimed at qualified orthopaedic surgeons who are either currently registered with the HPCSA as an orthopaedic surgeon or are eligible for registration (for international applicants), with the desire to extend their skill sets, knowledge and experience in these areas. This fellowship will include a research component.
Training sites
This fellowship will be hosted at the Department of Orthopaedics
Tygerberg Hospital (predominantly) with the approval of the Department of Health of the Western Cape and Stellenbosch University. Additional training will take place at Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa.
Duration
Twelve months. This includes 22 days’ vacation leave and 5 days study/special leave per twelve month period.