Institution and training host

University of Auckland / Greenlane Clinical Centre

1 documented programme · New Zealand

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 University of Auckland / Greenlane Clinical Centre. Compare each programme’s requirements and source evidence below.

Published locations
Auckland, New Zealand
Training pathways
Clinical fellowship
Named leadership
1 of 1 programme records
Official evidence
1 linked source

Published training focus

Faculty and programme leadership

  • Dr Richard Hart

    Oculoplastic and Lacrimal Fellowship

    Dr Richard Hart (supervisor)

Programmes and application details

Clinical fellowship

Oculoplastic and Lacrimal Fellowship

A clinical and research post with eyelid and lacrimal surgery, common orbital disease, paediatric exposure and registrar teaching. The listing explicitly distinguishes it from comprehensive orbital subspecialty training.

Location
Auckland, New Zealand
Duration
12 months
Clinical participation
Supervised clinical and operative training described; privileges require local approval
International applicants
Overseas applicants are considered but must obtain Medical Council of New Zealand registration and the appropriate visa/work permission. Confirm current English-language rules with the regulator.
Funding
Research Fellow / Level 1 salary under the University of Auckland academic agreement; accommodation is not provided. Confirm current rates.
Application timing
1 October of the preceding year for the usual July start; flexible starts require direct enquiry. No future vacancy is established.

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
The page still identifies August 2026 as next available, which is past at review; subsequent availability is unconfirmed.

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Non-New Zealand nationals may apply, subject to Medical Council of New Zealand registration, practice insurance, work permission and occupational-health clearance.

Published training

  • Eyelid and lacrimal surgery
  • Common orbital disease and trauma
  • Paediatric ptosis and lacrimal disease
  • Approximately 70% clinical and 30% research
  • Registrar and undergraduate teaching

Application route

Apply with CV and current surgical log, then interview. Use the official contacts and confirm the intended start date before submission.

Published application documents

  • Curriculum vitae
  • Up-to-date surgical log

Published contact note: RHart1@adhb.govt.nz or richard@cityeye.co.nz

Official society listing · Source reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Official sources and review dates

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