Programme overview
What the official source supports
A plastic-surgery fellowship spanning Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children's hospitals, with substantial hand reconstruction and peripheral nerve training.
Training structure
Published areas of exposure
- Microsurgical coverage and hand trauma
- Pediatric congenital hand reconstruction
- Brachial plexus, nerve transfers and peripheral nerve surgery
Eligibility
Who should verify their fit
Complete residency in plastic, neurosurgical, orthopaedic or general surgery and demonstrate interest in peripheral nerve pathology and surgery.
Application
Published application route
Apply through the ASSH Fellowship Application platform. ASSH application for the 2028–29 cycle opens 16 September 2026 and closes 17 November 2026 on the reviewed page.
Published application documents
- Current CV/resume including publications, presentations, research and grant experience
- Personal statement
- USMLE or alternate examination scores
- Headshot photograph (.jpg)
- Three letters of recommendation (including the residency programme chief and a hand surgeon)
This checklist summarises the linked official source. Confirm any updated forms and requirements before submission.
Programme leadership: Ida K. Fox, MD (Director, Hand Surgery Fellowship); Mitchell A. Pet, MD (Associate Director) · Leadership profile →
Contact note: Jessilyn Evans: j.kelting@wustl.edu
Sources and verification
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WashU plastic surgery hand fellowship ↗Last reviewed by PlasticFellow: 13 Oct 2026. Information not shown by an official source is labelled as unavailable or requiring confirmation.
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