Host overview
Training at this institution
The directory documents 1 training route associated with Birmingham Hand Centre — University Hospitals Birmingham and Royal Orthopaedic Hospital. Compare each programme’s requirements and source evidence below.
- Published locations
- Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
- Training pathways
- Clinical fellowship
- Named leadership
- 1 of 1 programme records
- Official evidence
- 1 linked source
Published training focus
Faculty and programme leadership
- Samuel George
Hand and Peripheral Nerve Fellowships
Samuel George (fellowship director)
Programmes and application details
Clinical fellowship
Hand and Peripheral Nerve Fellowships
Hand and nerve fellow posts covering complex upper-limb reconstruction, brachial plexus, peripheral nerve, spasticity and tetraplegia surgery.
- Location
- Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
- Duration
- Not publicly listed
- Clinical participation
- Clinical post with dedicated hands on-call
- International applicants
- Eligibility must be confirmed with the programme
- Funding
- Not publicly listed
- Application timing
- As advertised
Programme listed — intake not confirmed
As advertised
Eligibility, training and application
Eligibility
Eligibility must be confirmed with the programme.
Published training
- Complex upper-limb reconstruction
- Brachial plexus and peripheral nerve surgery
- Spasticity and tetraplegia surgery
- Wrist and rheumatoid surgery
- Hand and Peripheral Nerve research group
Application route
Watch University Hospitals Birmingham job listings and contact the fellowship director.
Published application documents
- Application via Samuel George when advertised (BSSH listing)
Published contact note: samuel.george@uhb.nhs.uk
Official society listing · Source reviewed 13 Oct 2026
Official sources and review dates
- BSSH — official UK fellowship listing (Birmingham) ↗Source reviewed 13 Oct 2026
These sources document the listed training routes. Institutional rankings, bed counts, accreditation, full staff rosters and current vacancies are not inferred.
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