Institution and training host

Hand Centre Ravensburg / St. Elisabeth Hospital

1 documented programme · Germany

An independent profile of the host as named in official training sources.

Host overview

Training at this institution

The directory documents 1 training route associated with Hand Centre Ravensburg / St. Elisabeth Hospital. Compare each programme’s requirements and source evidence below.

Published locations
Ravensburg, Germany
Training pathways
Short-term training
Named leadership
1 of 1 programme records
Official evidence
2 linked sources

Published training focus

Faculty and programme leadership

Programmes and application details

Short-term training

IBRA Hand Surgery Visit / Scientific Fellowship — Ravensburg

IBRA lists the Ravensburg hand centre for short resident visits and resident/scientific fellowships, including hand reconstruction and microsurgery.

Location
Ravensburg, Germany
Duration
Clinical visits of 1–3 months are described
Clinical participation
Resident visit or scientific-fellowship route; operative access is not established by the directory
International applicants
Confirm German licensing, language, immigration and host-permission requirements; listing does not establish clinical privileges.
Funding
IBRA scholarship (not a host salary): Program B up to CHF 5,000 for a 1–4 week clinical visit, or Program C up to CHF 12,000 for a 4–12 week scientific stay, depending on destination and duration; 15% of the approved amount goes to the training centre. A host salary is not stated on the IBRA centre page.
Application timing
Not publicly specified

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Current vacancies not confirmed

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

IBRA scholarship programmes B and C require at least one of: IBRA Full or Premium membership; working in an IBRA Training Center (with a confirmation letter from its Scholarship Director); an IBRA on-site course within the last five years; or a recommendation from an IBRA Full/Premium member or Training Center Scholarship Director who knows the applicant. The IBRA centre page describes a short-term residency of 1–3 months as most suitable for clinical training.

Published training

  • Hand and wrist reconstruction
  • Replantation and microsurgery
  • Peripheral nerve and upper-limb problems

Application route

Contact the centre to confirm supervision, dates and the appropriate IBRA route.

Published application documents

  • Electronically completed IBRA application form (Program B for a clinical visit, Program C for a scientific stay)
  • Curriculum vitae in English
  • Publication list structured as original articles, case reports/technical notes, book chapters/proceedings and abstracts
  • Letter(s) of recommendation; residents in training also need one from their current residency/fellowship director
  • Copies of diploma
  • Program C only: research project description (maximum 5 pages) and abstract (maximum 250 characters)

Published contact note: +49 751 3661820

Official society listing · Source reviewed 15 Oct 2026

Official sources and review dates

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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