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A post-specialty fellowship covering microsurgical reconstruction, limb salvage, replantation and complex wounds. The programme page and admissions directory give different durations; confirm the term before applying.
Head & Senior Consultant in the host Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery department (individual fellowship appointment to confirm)Anil Kumar Murarka
A multidisciplinary surgical fellowship with clinical lecturer responsibilities, progressive operating autonomy, an independent general plastics clinic, resident teaching and research opportunities.
Listed under Program LeadershipWilliam M. Kuzon Jr, MD, PhD
A historical BWH programme advertisement describes gender and urogenital microsurgery with a Clinical Instructor appointment. Current recruitment must be confirmed.
Named in official programme listingDevin O'Brien-Coon
Two fellows train across combined plastic and orthopaedic hand services, following adults and children from initial assessment through surgery and rehabilitation.
Program Director, Hand Surgery FellowshipSteven C. Haase, MD
Two fellows join an ACGME-accredited hand service with clinical responsibilities, teaching conferences and access to tendon, implant and tissue-engineering research.
A plastic-surgery fellowship spanning Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children's hospitals, with substantial hand reconstruction and peripheral nerve training.
Broad pediatric plastic surgery training includes craniosynostosis, cleft care, ear reconstruction, congenital hand conditions and orthognathic surgery, with research and international experience opportunities.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Albert K. Oh
CraniofacialCleftPaediatric plastic surgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
1 year; one fellow begins in July each academic year
An ASCFS-accredited programme combining pediatric reconstruction, multidisciplinary cleft and craniofacial care, protected research time, quality improvement and global health.
Program DirectorRichard E. Kirschner, MD, FAAP, FACS
Hand fellowship posts in Leeds covering complex adult and paediatric hand reconstruction, including brachial plexus, peripheral nerve, spasticity and transplant surgery.
A paediatric fellowship focused on complex congenital hand, upper-limb and distal foot surgery, with some exposure to other GOSH plastic-surgery specialties.
English-taught master's degree that pairs a clinical or basic-research fellowship in the Chang Gung Division of Reconstructive Microsurgery with a structured academic curriculum.
Course Director, MSc in Reconstructive MicrosurgeryFu-Chan Wei
A TUMS fellowship training plastic surgeons in craniofacial surgery, created so that Iranian surgeons no longer needed to travel abroad for this subspecialty.
An advanced fellowship in breast reconstruction and microsurgery within the Mass General Brigham plastic surgery division, with breast microsurgery as the primary focus.
A one-year fellowship in UTMB's oral and maxillofacial surgery division focused on head and neck microvascular reconstruction, with virtual surgical planning and research.
Division Chief, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (host department; individual fellowship supervision to confirm)Hisham A. Marwan, DDS, FACS
ACGME-accredited one-year hand surgery fellowship run by HealthPartners Institute with the University of Minnesota, open to orthopaedic, plastic and general surgery graduates.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Christina Ward
HandMicrosurgeryPeripheral nerve
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
1 year (ACGME-accredited), in partnership with the University of Minnesota
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.