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ESOPRS lists one fellowship under Jonathan Norris. Duration, selection requirements and current recruitment dates need confirmation. The ESOPRS entry has no publication date.
The January 2026 BOPSS roster supersedes the duplicated, undated ESOPRS Nottingham entries. One fellowship is listed; interviews apply to UK and overseas applicants. BOPSS last updated this entry on 25/01/2026. The listing explicitly reports no Royal College of Ophthalmologists recognition.
ESOPRS lists a single fellowship supervised by Lucy Clarke. Operative responsibilities, duration and the next available appointment remain to be confirmed. The ESOPRS entry has no publication date.
ESOPRS records three fellowship places and oculoplastic training at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital; this does not establish three current vacancies. The ESOPRS entry has no publication date.
The post forms part of an ST7 rotation and is available externally only if no ST7 trainee is allocated. The November 2024 BOPSS listing names Sarju Athwal rather than the older ESOPRS contact. BOPSS last updated this entry on 05/11/2024.
The dated listing describes a multidisciplinary fellowship at Chelsea and Westminster and the Royal Marsden, with access to ENT and plastic surgery. Current faculty beyond the named oculoplastic lead require reconfirmation. BOPSS last updated this entry on 15/02/2018.
Aintree is the principal site, with additional exposure at Alder Hey and the Walton Centre. The hospital name is corrected from the apparent “Anfield” typographical error in ESOPRS using BOPSS. BOPSS last updated this entry on 13/02/2018.
The dated listing describes three fellowship places, research participation and four oculoplastic lists per week. Its historical March–April advertising pattern is not a current application deadline. BOPSS last updated this entry on 12/03/2018.
The programme includes Hereford County Hospital and Brecon War Memorial Hospital. The listing describes seven clinical sessions weekly plus research and supervised surgical learning. BOPSS last updated this entry on 14/02/2018.
The 2018 BOPSS teaching roster differs from the undated ESOPRS director entry. Current appointments should be reconfirmed; the dated listing does not accept observers. BOPSS last updated this entry on 16/04/2018.
Training includes University Hospital of Wales and Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend. The dated listing says observers are not accepted and describes five oculoplastic lists weekly. BOPSS last updated this entry on 13/02/2018.
The February 2026 listing describes one fellowship plus a TSC post that may become a second fellowship. Aesthetic surgical training is explicitly a minor component; TSC recognition does not extend to the fellowship. BOPSS last updated this entry on 03/02/2026. The published fellowship itself has no Royal College recognition.
Western Eye and Charing Cross form part of the listed clinical network. Two ESOPRS entries are consolidated into this programme; their one-versus-two-place counts require host confirmation. BOPSS last updated this entry on 13/02/2018. The listing explicitly reports no Royal College of Ophthalmologists recognition.
ESOPRS describes two salaried fellowship places with approximately 95% oculoplastic work. These figures describe the listing, not confirmed current vacancies. The ESOPRS entry has no publication date.
Training spans Denmark Hill and Princess Royal University Hospital. BOPSS names Fiona Robinson as training director in its 2020 listing, whereas undated ESOPRS names John Bladen; current leadership needs confirmation. BOPSS last updated this entry on 12/11/2020.
Advanced aesthetic oculoplastic fellowship in the Harley Street area, with supervised clinics and operating lists. Full-time or part-time schedules are described; international applicants are explicitly welcome. BOPSS last updated this entry on 24/11/2022. The listing explicitly reports no Royal College of Ophthalmologists recognition.
The August 2026 BOPSS listing describes one fellowship, with interviews for UK and overseas applicants. General ophthalmology on-call participation is optional in the published timetable. BOPSS last updated this entry on 15/08/2026. The listing explicitly reports no Royal College of Ophthalmologists recognition.
Teaching consultant named in BOPSS listingZhi Heng Henry Lin
The February 2026 listing describes two to three oculoplastic operating sessions and four clinics weekly, with access to facial plastic surgery at Broomfield Hospital. BOPSS last updated this entry on 25/02/2026.
Training at Royal Hallamshire and Sheffield Children’s combines orbital surgery with ocular oncology. Weekly supervised oncology surgery and protected research are described; this is not an isolated general oncology fellowship. BOPSS last updated this entry on 03/02/2026.
The June 2026 listing advertised an August 2026 start, which has already passed. The next intake is unconfirmed; no fresh vacancy is inferred from the continuing listing. BOPSS last updated this entry on 19/06/2026.
The April 2018 listing describes one fellowship, four oculoplastic clinics and three operating lists per week. Historical salary information is not treated as a current offer. BOPSS last updated this entry on 08/04/2018.
The July 2019 listing describes one fellowship per year, three to four clinics and operating sessions weekly, and research time. The current recruitment cycle needs direct confirmation. BOPSS last updated this entry on 25/07/2019. The listing explicitly reports no Royal College of Ophthalmologists recognition.
ESOPRS lists Dion Paridaens as training director for a combined Rotterdam Eye Hospital and Erasmus MC fellowship. Detailed curriculum, selection requirements and current financial terms are not disclosed. The ESOPRS entry is undated and current intake is unconfirmed.
ESOPRS lists one fellowship at the Amsterdam orbital centre under Peerooz Saeed. His university profile documents specialisation in orbital, lacrimal and oculoplastic surgery; exact fellowship rotations remain unpublished. The ESOPRS entry is undated and current intake is unconfirmed.