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A full-time tutorial-based hand and microsurgery fellowship with clinical and operative rotations, anatomical dissection, simulation, rehabilitation and applied research.
ASOPRS-sponsored training at Casey Eye Institute and Portland VA, with adult and paediatric reconstructive surgery, facial nerve rehabilitation and research. The host identifies John Ng as the director of the programme beginning in July 2025.
ASOPRS-approved training at Moran Eye Center, the Salt Lake City VA and Primary Children’s Hospital. The host explicitly limits appointments to US citizens.
Program Director and Selection ChairRobert C. Kersten, MD, FACS, FASOPRS
Training combines orbital and periocular reconstruction, trauma, paediatric oculoplastics and cosmetic surgery at Vanderbilt Eye Institute, with VA responsibility and multidisciplinary rotations.
ASOPRS-accredited training described by Hamilton Eye Institute, split between one year in Memphis and one year in Nashville. Current recruitment and preceptor appointments should be reconfirmed.
ASOPRS-approved training at Kellogg Eye Center and the Ann Arbor VA, with adult and paediatric oculoplastic surgery, periocular oncology and reconstruction after Mohs surgery.
ASOPRS-approved subspecialty training at Stein Eye Institute and affiliated hospitals, integrating orbital and adnexal surgery, research and surgical teaching.
Fellowship DirectorRobert A. Goldberg, MD
Oculoplastic surgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
Confirm duration with the host; the reviewed specialty section does not state a programme length.
Two-year oculoplastic training based at Mass Eye and Ear and the VA Boston Healthcare System, using alternating six-month rotations with the other ASOPRS fellow.
ASOPRS-approved training across Harborview, UW Medical Center, Seattle Children’s and the Puget Sound VA. The host states it cannot consider applicants needing visa sponsorship.
Fellowship Program DirectorChristopher Chambers, MD
ASOPRS-sponsored clinical training at Shiley Eye Institute and affiliated UC San Diego and children’s services, with progressive clinical responsibility, multidisciplinary rotations and an ASOPRS thesis.
Fellowship Director / primary preceptorDon O. Kikkawa, MD, FACS
ASOPRS-approved training across St. Michael’s, Mount Sinai, SickKids and preceptor practices, combining approximately 80% clinical work with 20% research.
Post-specialty hand and microsurgery training within the university’s orthopaedic fellowship network. The published 2026–2027 recruitment period has closed.
One-year post-specialty training in hand, wrist, elbow and microsurgery at Clínica Alemana and Hospital Mutual de Seguridad. The page’s date banner contains an inconsistent end year; the one-year duration is published separately.
A clinically focused hand, elbow and microsurgery training route, including sports-related conditions, research and formal assessment. The official syllabus describes a May 2025 cohort; a later intake is not confirmed.
Moorfields lists adnexal subspecialty fellowships within its postgraduate medical training. Clinical duties, prior experience, work location and contract length depend on the advertised post.
Oculoplastic surgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
Usually 12 or 24 months across Moorfields medical fellowships; the individual adnexal contract determines the duration.
QVH describes usually two pre-consultant fellow posts with supervised progression in oculoplastic, orbital and lacrimal surgery. Its ASOPRS-based competencies do not establish ASOPRS accreditation.
ASOPRS-approved, two-year international oculoplastic and orbital training with additional paediatric emphasis. The host expects fellows to return home to develop clinical and teaching services.
International fellowship preceptorDon O. Kikkawa, MD, FACS
Training also includes Princess Royal Hospital, with two oculoplastic clinics and three operating lists per week in the dated listing. BOPSS last updated this entry on 12/04/2017.
ESOPRS identifies a single fellowship and training in eyelid, lacrimal and orbital surgery; detailed recruitment criteria and duration are unpublished. The ESOPRS entry has no publication date.
The Gorleston-based programme lists four oculoplastic clinics and three surgical lists per week, plus a corneal clinic. BOPSS last updated this entry on 13/02/2018.
The listing describes four clinics and four surgical lists weekly, with casualty and teaching commitments. Its historical August/February appointment pattern does not confirm a future vacancy. BOPSS last updated this entry on 28/02/2018.
Training spans Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading and Prince Charles Eye Unit in Windsor. The dated listing says observers are not accepted. BOPSS last updated this entry on 13/02/2018.