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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery — Observer Visiting Resident Elective

American University of Beirut Medical Center — Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery · Beirut, Lebanon

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Observership

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery — Observer Visiting Resident Elective

An institutional observer elective for currently enrolled residents and fellows that the AUB Department of Surgery lists for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, joining the division's ongoing training programme.

Location
Beirut, Lebanon
Duration
4 weeks to 3 months per academic year
Clinical participation
Observer visiting residents may watch procedures, surgery, histories and physicals and attend rounds and conferences, but may not examine patients, scrub or write in records. The Department of Surgery page also names a 'Visiting Resident' category; the institutional GME page states residents can only apply as observers — confirm which applies
International applicants
The cited AUB pages state no separate international-applicant policy; applicants must be enrolled in a residency or fellowship programme, have programme-director approval and hold private health insurance covering the elective
Funding
Self-funded: US$50 non-refundable processing fee plus US$50 on acceptance; private health and liability insurance required; lodging at the visitor's expense
Application timing
Submit the complete application to the GME Office at least three months before the elective start

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Space-available basis; approval takes about four to six weeks

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Currently enrolled in a residency or fellowship programme with the program director's approval; the elective must fall within the applicant's training period.

Published training

  • Observation in clinics and operating rooms
  • Rounds and teaching conferences
  • Exposure to a division covering reconstructive, hand, craniofacial, burn, microsurgical and aesthetic surgery

Application route

Send the observer visiting resident application (CV, ID, diploma, transcript, three recommendation letters, immunisation record, insurance) to the AUB GME Office at least three months ahead.

Published application documents

  • Updated CV, ID or passport copy, passport-size photo, medical diploma copy and official medical school transcript
  • Three letters of recommendation
  • Application for Observer Visiting Resident Elective Rotation (Parts I and II, signed) and completed immunisation record
  • Valid private health or medical insurance policy covering the elective; evaluation form if required by the home programme
  • US$ 50 non-refundable processing fee (plus US$ 50 on acceptance)

Published contact note: Division GME coordinator listed on the AUB plastic surgery page: ls64@aub.edu.lb

Official institution page · Source reviewed 15 Oct 2026

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Source review: 15 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.

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