Institution and training host

University of California San Diego

2 documented programmes · United States

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

Host overview

Training at this institution

The directory documents 2 training routes associated with University of California San Diego. Compare each programme’s requirements and source evidence below.

Published locations
San Diego, California, United States
Training pathways
Clinical fellowship
Named leadership
2 of 2 programme records
Official evidence
2 linked sources

Source name variants: University of California San Diego; University of California, San Diego

Published training focus

Faculty and programme leadership

Programmes and application details

Clinical fellowship

Hand and Microvascular Surgery Fellowship

A one-year hand and microvascular fellowship in UC San Diego's Department of Orthopaedic Surgery covering clinical hand and upper extremity surgery, with a cadaver anatomy series and a required research project.

Location
San Diego, California, United States
Duration
1 year (1 August to 31 July)
Clinical participation
Fellows work at UC San Diego Medical Center and the San Diego VA Medical Center
International applicants
International eligibility, licensing and visa support are not confirmed
Funding
Stipend commensurate with level of training (PGY 5 or 6) plus benefits
Application timing
15 November 2026; in-person interviews January/February 2027

Upcoming application cycle
Current intake not confirmed

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Board-qualified or board-certified graduates of an ACGME-accredited orthopaedic or plastic surgery residency, holding a California medical licence and fluoroscopy licence before starting.

Published training

  • Trauma and adult reconstruction
  • Neuromuscular disorders and congenital deformities
  • Microsurgery
  • Shoulder arthroscopy and reconstruction
  • Weekly journal club, monthly conference and 13-week cadaver anatomy series

Application route

Apply through the ASSH; the programme participates in the NRMP match and no longer accepts paper applications.

Published application documents

  • Three letters of recommendation
  • CV and personal statement
  • Medical school transcript
  • USMLE or equivalent scores

Published contact note: Sandra Gutierrez, Fellowship Coordinator — s5gutierrez@health.ucsd.edu, 858-657-5296

Direct programme page · Source reviewed 20 Oct 2026

Clinical fellowship

Micrographic Surgery & Dermatologic Oncology Fellowship

A one-year fellowship in micrographic surgery and dermatologic oncology that includes training in cutaneous reconstruction.

Location
San Diego, California, United States
Duration
One year
Clinical participation
Confirm the clinical role and privileges with the programme
International applicants
International eligibility, licensing and visa support are not confirmed
Funding
Current salary or funding is not published in the reviewed source
Application timing
Current deadline not confirmed; consult the official programme

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Current intake not confirmed

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

No eligibility criteria are listed; the page says candidates considering an academic dermatology career are strongly encouraged to apply.

Published training

  • Linear closures and random pattern flaps
  • Full-thickness and split-thickness skin grafts and cartilage grafts
  • Hinged, staged interpolated and tunnelled or pull-through flaps

Application route

The page links to a separate application requirements page; no deadline is listed.

No programme-specific document checklist is recorded. Follow the current official instructions.

Published contact note: Erica Lupien, Fellowship Coordinator — ucsdderm@ucsd.edu, 858.657.1675

Direct programme page · Source reviewed 20 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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