City fellowship directory

Plastic surgery fellowships
in Brescia.

2 source-backed programme profiles in Italy. Confirm current vacancies, licensing and application dates with each official programme.

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SICM Fellowship in Hand Surgery and Reconstructive Microsurgery

Società Italiana di Chirurgia della Mano (SICM) — SICM-accredited Italian hand surgery centres

Brescia · Italy

Annual SICM fellowship, running since 2009, in which young orthopaedic or plastic surgeons spend six months each at two SICM-accredited hand surgery centres in Italy (e.g. Florence Careggi, Pini Milan, Padua, Modena, Turin CTO, Rome San Camillo). City reflects the SICM secretariat; training takes place at the chosen centres.

HandMicrosurgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
12 months (two consecutive 6-month periods at two different SICM-accredited centres); 2026-2027 edition starts 4 January 2027
Source reviewed 13 Oct 2026
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SIM Italian Clinical Fellowship in Microsurgery

Società Italiana di Microchirurgia (SIM) — network of Italian microsurgery training centres

Brescia · Italy

SIM fellowship that lets young members rotate through Italian microsurgery units chosen from the society's list of training centres (including Niguarda, Gemelli, Campus Bio-Medico, IFO Regina Elena, Sant'Orsola Bologna, Modena and Padua) across areas such as head and neck, breast, nerve, limbs and trunk. City reflects the SIM secretariat.

MicrosurgeryBreast reconstructionHead & neck reconstruction
Pathway
Short-term training
Duration
Two-week placements at a minimum of four centres, completed within 2026-2027
Source reviewed 13 Oct 2026