Programme overview
What the official source supports
A biennial BSSH award funding a senior hand surgeon's visits to centres of excellence to develop clinical, scientific or educational interests.
Training structure
Published areas of exposure
- Visits to hand surgery centres of excellence
- Applicant-designed itinerary
- Major meeting attendance
- Clinical or scientific development
Eligibility
Who should verify their fit
Consultant plastic, orthopaedic or hand surgeons who are full BSSH members, or final-year associate-member trainees who have completed a hand fellowship; consultants are preferred.
Application
Published application route
Submit the application form, CV, two BSSH full-member referees and employing trust chief executive approval to the BSSH Secretariat.
Published application documents
- Completed Stack Fellowship application form
- Curriculum vitae
- Names of two BSSH full-member referees to send letters of recommendation and support (one familiar with the applicant's work over the past two years)
- Approval of the Chief Executive of the employing Trust for the applicant to take the award
This checklist summarises the linked official source. Confirm any updated forms and requirements before submission.
Contact note: BSSH Secretariat (the BSSH Stack Fellowship page directs completed application forms to the Secretariat; no address is printed on that page)
Sources and verification
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BSSH — official Stack Fellowship page ↗Last reviewed by PlasticFellow: 15 Oct 2026. Information not shown by an official source is labelled as unavailable or requiring confirmation.
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