Where the programmes are
United States (29), United Kingdom (5), Japan (4), Brazil (3), Canada (3), New Zealand (3)
Subspecialty fellowship guide
Compare burn surgery fellowships by the balance of acute burn care, critical care, reconstruction and rehabilitation. Establish the professional role you want to prepare for, then check the clinical responsibilities, assessment and credential attached to each post.
At a glance
60 burn surgery programme profiles: 47 clinical fellowship, 4 observership, 4 research fellowship, 3 short-term training, 1 hybrid clinical and research, 1 travelling fellowship. 12 list an upcoming application cycle and 1 are rolling or by contact; the rest have no confirmed intake, so check the official source before applying.
United States (29), United Kingdom (5), Japan (4), Brazil (3), Canada (3), New Zealand (3)
Nippon Medical School (2); Sapporo Medical University (2); Ain Shams University Hospitals / AO Foundation (1); Akademiska sjukhuset (Uppsala University Hospital) — Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery, Burn Centre (1); Allegheny Health Network / West Penn Burn Center (1)
Burn Surgery Fellowship; Burn Fellowship; Adult and Pediatric Burn Surgery Fellowship; Burn and Surgical Critical Care Fellowship and 8 more. See all on the deadlines page.
Before you shortlist
Use these questions alongside each programme's published facts. Eligibility, participation and funding must be confirmed for the specific appointment.
Ask how time is divided between acute admissions, intensive care, excision and coverage, later reconstruction and outpatient follow-up. Check whether adult and paediatric care are both included.
Request the weekly plan for operating, ward care, multidisciplinary meetings, rehabilitation, research and teaching. Ask how the service supervises the fellow during emergency and out-of-hours work.
Distinguish burn centre verification, fellowship programme verification and any separately accredited critical care component. Check the named programme and current status with the responsible organisation.
The American Burn Association operates a separate Verified Burn Fellowship Training Program; prior burn centre verification is required for a programme to apply. Its guidance tells applicants to confirm that a host accepts the ABA Common Application and where to submit it. Use the current official listing and institution instructions to establish the training term, accepted surgical background, licensing and financial support.
Common questions
The balance varies. The ABA's description of a burn care fellow includes acute management, surgery, critical care, rehabilitation collaboration and research. Ask each host to show the timetable and responsibilities for its own post, especially if your priority is later reconstruction.
No. The ABA describes centre verification as a prerequisite for its separate fellowship verification process. Verify the fellowship itself in the current ABA programme listing rather than relying on the centre's status.
Do not assume that it does. The ABA explicitly asks applicants to confirm acceptance of the common form and the submission destination with the burn centre. Check programme-specific documents and the current intake before submitting.
Reviewed by the PlasticFellow editorial team. Institutional examples apply to the named programmes or schemes. Use each programme profile's sources to verify its own terms.
Fellowship verification, current programme list and common-application instructions.
Overview of the burn care training role; individual appointments vary.
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Intake not confirmedAin Shams University Hospitals / AO Foundation
Cairo · Egypt
AO host-centre placement in Plastic, Burns and Maxillofacial Surgery at Ain-Shams University Hospitals, Cairo; the department has 32 beds and about 2,500 surgical cases a year. AO fellows can join daily grand rounds, outpatient clinic sessions, operating-room work, a weekly scientific meeting and postgraduate training modules, with optional after-hours emergencies. Scrubbing in requires credentials approved by the hospital board; the operating-room language is English.
Surgeon in charge of fellows (AO listing)Amir Elbarbary
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Iowa Health Care
Iowa City, Iowa · United States
Adult and pediatric burn training spanning acute resuscitation, critical care, operative management, reconstruction, rehabilitation, outpatient care and research. The service performs about 375 operations per year, and each fellow can expect to perform over 200 major procedures; teaching includes weekly multidisciplinary lectures and Morbidity and Mortality conference and monthly journal club.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Samuel W. Jones
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Utah Burn Center / Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine
Salt Lake City, Utah · United States
One-year burn surgery fellowship at the University of Utah Burn Center covering adult and pediatric burn resuscitation, critical care and reconstruction; listed with the ABA with a 1 August 2027 start.
Program DirectorGiavonni Lewis, MD, FACS
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Florida / UF Health Shands Burn Center
Gainesville, Florida · United States
A one-year non-ACGME-accredited clinical burn fellowship offered in the UF Health Shands Burn Center, aimed at producing surgeons who will lead specialised burn programmes. Applicants must be eligible for licensure in the state of Florida.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Amalia L. Cochran
Intake not confirmedShriners Children's Texas / University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston, Texas · United States
A burn reconstruction fellowship at Shriners Children's Texas in Galveston, which performs about 1,500 reconstructive operations a year, mostly on burn survivors. The fellow works under two plastic surgeons on scar management, flaps including microsurgery, grafts, laser treatment and total ear reconstruction, gaining autonomy over the year.
Named in official programme listingRamon Zapata Sirvent
Intake not confirmedAllegheny Health Network / West Penn Burn Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States
The West Penn Burn Center at Allegheny Health Network, a 14-bed adult burn centre in Pittsburgh that also treats paediatric patients, offers a one-year fellowship covering acute and reconstructive burn care. Fellows gain experience in critical care, operative burn surgery, wound care, laser scar therapy, reconstruction and rehabilitation.
Fellowship Director (as listed by the ABA)Brett Hartman, DO
Upcoming cycleRegions Hospital Burn Center (HealthPartners)
Saint Paul, Minnesota · United States
Regions Hospital Burn Center is a verified adult and pediatric burn centre with 18 beds, admitting about 600 burn patients a year from Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Iowa. Fellows train across the operating room, clinic, telemedicine, laser procedures and critical care.
Fellowship Director (as listed by the ABA)Bruce Bennett, MD
Intake not confirmedUS Army Institute of Surgical Research / Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio, Texas · United States
ABA-verified burn fellowships are offered to 1-2 active duty US military surgeons a year, lasting at least one year with additional time based on fellow needs. Fellows aim to complete USAF Critical Care Air Transport (CCAT) Team training, become members of the US Army Burn Flight Team, and have research opportunities in burns and combat casualty care.
Named in official programme listingChristopher J. Corkins
Intake not confirmedKeck School of Medicine of USC / Los Angeles General Medical Center
Los Angeles, California · United States
ACGME-accredited one-year burn/critical care fellowship at the Southern California Regional Burn Center, which admits about 400 adult and pediatric patients a year; fellows are eligible for Surgical Critical Care certification.
Medical Director, Southern California Regional Burn Center at Los Angeles General Medical CenterT. Justin Gillenwater, MD, MS, FACS
Intake not confirmedVanderbilt University Medical Center — Vanderbilt Burn Center
Nashville, Tennessee · United States
Vanderbilt’s Burn Center education page describes a two-year critical-care/burn route. Its linked Acute Care Surgery fellowship page instead describes a two-year ACS programme with additional training time for burn specialisation. Confirm the current burn pathway and total duration with the division before applying.
Acute Care Surgery Fellowship Program Director; Burn ICU Medical DirectorStephen P. Gondek, MD, MPH
Intake not confirmedSingapore General Hospital
Singapore · Singapore
Clinical fellowship attachment in the Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery at Singapore General Hospital, described as the biggest plastic surgery department in Singapore. It covers reconstructive microsurgery, craniofacial surgery, burns and aesthetic surgery over 6 to 12 months, with up to two fellows at a time.
Head of Department, Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (supervising department of the clinical fellowship)Ong Yee Siang
Upcoming cycleIndiana University School of Medicine / Eskenazi Health / Riley Hospital for Children
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
An American Burn Association-verified, 12-month fellowship run by the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, with two positions. Fellows train in acute and reconstructive burn care for adults and children at Eskenazi's Richard M. Fairbanks Burn Center and Riley Hospital for Children's Speedway Burn Unit, and join clinical research.
Fellowship facultyLeigh Spera, MD
Intake not confirmedUC Davis / Shriners Children's Northern California
Sacramento, California · United States
Adult and pediatric burn training includes a dedicated burn-surgery track and combined burn/critical-care positions. The dedicated track emphasizes burn research and reconstruction.
Named in official programme listingJason Heard
Rolling · availability unconfirmedUniversity of Washington / Harborview Medical Center
Seattle, Washington · United States
Two fellowship positions combine burn and surgical critical-care training at Harborview, with acute surgery, scar management, reconstruction and outpatient follow-up.
Fellowship Director (as listed by the ABA)Tam N. Pham, MD, FACSUT Southwestern Medical Center / Parkland Health
Dallas, Texas · United States
A one-year ACGME-approved burn and surgical critical care fellowship with two positions at UT Southwestern and Parkland Hospital. Fellows spend six months on the Parkland burn service, five months in SICU and CVICU settings and one month in anesthesia. The page cites over 900 burn admissions and more than 600 burn and burn reconstruction cases a year, and completion leads to surgical critical care board eligibility and a burn certificate.
Named in official programme listingKaren Irizarry
Upcoming cycleMedStar Washington Hospital Center — The Burn Center
Washington, District of Columbia · United States
One-year clinical burn fellowship at the MedStar Washington Hospital Center Burn Center, an adult ABA-verified burn center admitting 600+ patients a year, with an option of a second year in the MWHC Surgical Critical Care Fellowship. The fellow gains experience across the entire spectrum of burn care, may take part in research and present at a national meeting, and ABLS and ABA Fellowship-in-Training certification are offered.
Named in official programme listingShawn Tejiram
Intake not confirmedAtrium Health Wake Forest Baptist
Winston-Salem, North Carolina · United States
Two-year combined surgical critical care and burn fellowship listed with the ABA, recruiting one fellow a year on a rolling basis outside the traditional match; the listing's start dates (2027 vs 2028) are inconsistent.
Named in official programme listingAnju Saraswat
Intake not confirmedMassachusetts General Hospital Burns Center / Mass General Brigham
Boston, Massachusetts · United States
MGH Burns Center fellowship spanning acute burn management, burn critical care and flap-based burn reconstruction, working with MGH trauma, critical care and plastic surgery services.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Jeremy Goverman
Intake not confirmedDeutsche Gesellschaft für Plastische, Rekonstruktive und Ästhetische Chirurgie (DGPRÄC)
Berlin · Germany
Annual DGPRÄC travel scholarship that lets qualified Associate Members visit an international plastic surgery centre to broaden their surgical experience. Awardees are honoured at the DGPRÄC annual congress and must write an article for the journal 'Plastische Chirurgie'.
Upcoming cycleAkademiska sjukhuset (Uppsala University Hospital) — Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery, Burn Centre
Uppsala · Sweden
Academic clinical fellowship at one of Sweden's two national burn centres, which admits about 150 patients and sees about 1,400 outpatient visits a year. The fellow is expected to carry out at least one research project in burn care, supervised by a senior consultant, and is encouraged to complete at least one publication.
Programme Director and Director of the Burn Centre; Associate Professor; Senior Consultant in Plastic SurgeryFredrik Huss
Intake not confirmedUniversity of California San Diego — Regional Burn Center
San Diego, California · United States
A burn fellowship run by the UC San Diego Department of Surgery at its Regional Burn Center, which the page says has led burn therapy advances since 1973 and admits over 400 patients a year. The programme aims to build advanced skills for a trauma and burn practice.
Program Director, Burn Surgery Fellowship; Director, Regional Burn CenterJeanne Lee, MDHospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo (HCFMUSP) — HCX FMUSP
São Paulo · Brazil
Observation-based immersion in plastic surgery run through the HCX teaching arm of the Hospital das Clínicas, University of São Paulo. The visiting doctor chooses one of 11 practice areas (including burns, complex wounds, skin tumours, craniomaxillofacial, orbito-eyelid, paediatric plastics and vascular malformations, microsurgery and facial paralysis, breast reconstruction, cosmiatry, rhinoplasty and gender dysphoria surgery) and follows the service. Hosted by the plastic surgery services of a general university hospital complex.
Intake not confirmedMalla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth — Department of Plastic Surgery
Hyderabad, Telangana · India
A one-year university fellowship covering acute burn management and resuscitation, wound care, debridement and skin grafting, reconstruction of post-burn deformities, burn critical care and rehabilitation.
Intake not confirmedNippon Medical School
Tokyo · Japan
Nippon Medical School accepts short observers for clinics, ward rounds, surgery and laboratories, with a minimum stay of one week in the JSPRS factsheet. Departmental exposure includes burns, breast, hand, head and neck, microsurgery, skin cancer, trauma, wound and scar management and aesthetic surgery. Observation does not confer clinical privileges.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Rei Ogawa
Intake not confirmedNippon Medical School
Tokyo · Japan
Nippon Medical School’s advanced clinical programme is described as on-the-job diagnosis and treatment training, with a minimum six-month stay in the JSPRS factsheet. Its scope spans burns, breast, hand, head and neck, microsurgery, skin cancer, trauma, wounds and scars. It is separate from the short observership and four-year PhD option.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Rei Ogawa
Intake not confirmedSapporo Medical University
Sapporo, Hokkaido · Japan
Sapporo’s Clinical Observership Program offers one-to-eight-week observation of outpatient clinics, ward rounds, operating rooms and laboratories. The JSPRS factsheet lists head and neck reconstruction, burns, trauma, wound healing, breast reconstruction, microsurgery, microtia and ptosis. The observer route is explicitly separate from advanced clinical training.
Professor, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryTakatoshi Yotsuyanagi, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedSapporo Medical University
Sapporo, Hokkaido · Japan
Sapporo’s advanced clinical training route runs from three months to two years in the JSPRS factsheet and includes diagnosis and treatment of patients, subject to permission. Its departmental exposure spans head and neck, burns, trauma, wounds, breast reconstruction, microsurgery, microtia and ptosis. The source requires an institutional request and at least three years’ post-licensure clinical experience.
Professor, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryTakatoshi Yotsuyanagi, MD, PhDCreighton University School of Medicine–Phoenix — Diane and Bruce Halle Arizona Burn Center, Valleywise Health
Phoenix, Arizona · United States
A one-year burn surgery fellowship at the Arizona Burn Center, run by Creighton's Phoenix school of medicine and open to general or plastic surgery graduates. Training covers acute burn care, burn reconstruction, critical care, clinic work and a research rotation.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Tennessee Health Science Center / Regional One Health
Memphis, Tennessee · United States
A one-year burn surgery fellowship providing clinical education in burn critical care and all aspects of burn surgery, including reconstruction, at the 14-bed Burn Center at Regional One Health in Memphis. Research is encouraged, and fellows are strongly encouraged to take part in plastic surgery grand rounds, journal club, clinics and operative procedures.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Devra Becker
Intake not confirmedGrady Health / Walter Ingram Burn Center
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
A one-year burn fellowship at the Walter Ingram Burn Center in Atlanta, described as the city's only ABA-verified burn center, with 34 burn beds and two dedicated burn operating rooms. Training covers critical care, acute excision and grafting, complex wound care, reconstruction, laser therapy and pediatric burns, plus research and leadership opportunities.
Fellowship Director (as listed by the ABA)Kristen Glasgow-Petela, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Rochester Medical Center / Kessler Burn Center
Rochester, New York · United States
A one-year non-ACGME accredited burn fellowship at the University of Rochester, listed by the American Burn Association with a 1 July 2027 start. Trainees are hired at the rank of Instructor for a term of one year, and the stated goal is to develop highly qualified and highly competent surgeons.
Named in official programme listingDerek Bell
Intake not confirmedISAPS / Cosmetic Surgery Center and Bangladesh Specialised Hospital (Prof. Sayeed Ahmed Siddiky)
Dhaka · Bangladesh
An ISAPS-listed three-month placement in a Dhaka group practice whose work is mainly aesthetic (over 70%), with reconstructive work including cleft lip and palate repair and burn contracture release.
ISAPS fellowship hostProf. Sayeed Siddiky
Upcoming cycleUniversity of North Carolina — North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center
Chapel Hill, North Carolina · United States
ABA-listed burn fellowship at the North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center with ACGME combined critical care and non-ACGME burn-only options; plastic surgery residents are encouraged to apply.
Fellowship Program Director (Assistant Professor of Burn Surgery)Alexandra Coward, MD, MPH
Deadline passedRoyal College of Surgeons of England and Blond McIndoe Research Foundation
Host UK institution of the fellow (RCS England based in London, England) · United Kingdom
A one-year RCS England joint research fellowship funded with the Blond McIndoe Research Foundation for research into tissue repair, regeneration and scar reduction.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Alberta — Firefighters' Burn and Wound Treatment Unit (University of Alberta Hospital and Stollery Children's Hospital)
Edmonton, Alberta · Canada
A flexible-length burn and reconstructive fellowship on the University of Alberta burn unit and at the Stollery Children's Hospital. Clinical and basic science projects are encouraged, with presentation at a national or international conference expected. The page lists supervisors but names no separate director.
Supervisor (listed among the fellowship supervisors)Dr. Edward Tredget
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Toronto — Division of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery / Ross Tilley Burn Centre, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A one-year burn fellowship at the Ross Tilley Burn Centre focused on acute and rehabilitative care. Research takes place in a laboratory associated with the Sunnybrook Research Institute.
Fellowship Supervisor / Burn Education LeadDavid Wallace, MD, MSc, FRCSC
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Southern California / Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California · United States
USC’s CHLA-based research fellowship covers craniofacial, microsurgical, hand, burn and paediatric plastic surgery projects, including prospective early-cleft-repair studies. Medical-student applicants must be in a US MD or DO programme; general surgery residents may also apply.
Director of Research; fellowship leadJeffrey Hammoudeh
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Chicago Medical Center
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A protected clinical research assignment covering craniofacial, breast and lymphoedema reconstruction, microsurgery, hand and peripheral nerve surgery, trauma and burns. It includes research supervision, conferences and a living-expense stipend.
Deadline passedThe Alfred, Victorian Adult Burns Service
Melbourne, Victoria · Australia
Twelve-month burns fellowship in the Victorian Adult Burns Service at The Alfred, Melbourne, for recently qualified plastic or general surgeons. The fellow runs rostered theatre lists, cares for elective and non-elective inpatients, assesses referrals and completes a research project, preparing for a consultant burn surgeon role (page advertises an August 2025 start).
Fiona Wood Foundation
Perth, Western Australia · Australia
A research fellowship for early-career researchers within ten years of qualification to carry out clinically relevant burn injury research with Prof Fiona Wood.
Named burn-injury research supervisorFiona Wood
Intake not confirmedBroomfield Hospital (Chelmsford, as listed by PLASTA)
Chelmsford · United Kingdom
A burns fellowship in Chelmsford listed by PLASTA.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Naguib El MuttardiQueen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
Birmingham · United Kingdom
A burns fellowship at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital listed by PLASTA.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Azzam FarrohaManchester burns service (as listed by PLASTA)
Manchester · United Kingdom
A burns fellowship in Manchester that PLASTA notes is sometimes a research post.
Intake not confirmedCanniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Glasgow · United Kingdom
A one-year microsurgery fellowship in Glasgow; an earlier NHS Scotland advert offered fellowship-level training in general microsurgery, limb reconstruction, hand, brachial plexus and facial palsy.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Neil FairbairnNational Burn Centre, Middlemore Hospital, Te Whatu Ora Counties Manukau
Auckland · New Zealand
A burn fellowship based in the 10-bed National Burn Centre at Middlemore Hospital, covering acute, rehabilitative and reconstructive burn care in adults and children. Described on the NZ Association of Plastic Surgeons fellowship page; no separate hospital programme page was found.
Wellington Regional Plastic, Maxillofacial and Burn Unit, Hutt Hospital, Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley
Lower Hutt · New Zealand
A 12-month senior fellowship in the Wellington regional plastic, maxillofacial and burn unit at Hutt Hospital, with a microsurgical and reconstructive focus plus general plastic on-call duties. Described on the NZ Association of Plastic Surgeons fellowship page; no dedicated programme page was found.
Deadline passedFaculdade Evangélica Mackenzie do Paraná (FEMPAR) / Hospital Universitário Evangélico Mackenzie
Curitiba · Brazil
A 12-month lato sensu specialisation fellowship in advanced plastic surgery at the Hospital Universitário Evangélico Mackenzie covering aesthetic surgery, body contouring, rhinoplasty, breast, orbito-palpebral and facial surgery, reconstruction and burn-sequela treatment.
Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) — accredited training centres
SCFHS-accredited centres (Saudi Arabia) · Saudi Arabia
A two-year SCFHS fellowship curriculum in burn surgery and critical care: the junior training year provides training in burn critical care and rotations in selected specialties important for burn critical care, and the senior year gives progressive responsibility in burn critical care.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) — Division of Burn Surgery, with Shriners Children's Texas
Galveston, Texas · United States
The Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at UTMB offers a one-year, ACGME-accredited program with a specialized focus on burn care, certified by the American Burn Association (ABA). A hallmark is the opportunity to train at UTMB's Shriners Children's Hospital, a globally renowned center for pediatric burn care, complementing exposure to adult burn care at UTMB's ABA-verified Burn Center.
Wayne State University School of Medicine / Detroit Medical Center
Detroit, Michigan · United States
An American Burn Association listed fellowship with a Critical Care Board Pathway. Breadth of pathology includes acute burns, inhalation injuries, SJS/TENS, and frostbite. Focus areas listed: Critical Care, Acute Burn Surgery, Simple Reconstruction, Laser Reconstruction, Complicated Wound Care, Research, Administration/PI.
Intake not confirmedFaculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo (FMUSP)
São Paulo · Brazil
One-year, 2,400-hour in-person FMUSP course (1 March 2027 to 29 February 2028) with one vacancy. It gives basic training to treat burn patients of all severity, from emergency care and admission through surgical treatment and outpatient follow-up to prevention and treatment of sequelae.
Intake not confirmedWeill Cornell Medicine — NewYork-Presbyterian Hearst Burn Center
New York, New York · United States
Weill Cornell Medicine lists two burn surgery fellowships each academic year, based at the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. Fellows provide surgical critical care to burn-injured patients, supervise students and residents and take part in research protocols.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Unit, Waikato Hospital, Te Whatu Ora Waikato
Hamilton · New Zealand
A fellowship in the plastic and reconstructive surgery department at Waikato Hospital, a tertiary referral and teaching centre for the Midland Region offering head and neck, reconstructive and burns services. Described on the NZ Association of Plastic Surgeons fellowship page; no separate hospital programme page was found.
Intake not confirmedMcMaster University / Hamilton Health Sciences
Hamilton, Ontario · Canada
Hamilton General Hospital training integrates acute burn surgery, critical care, secondary reconstruction, scar laser treatment and rehabilitation. The advert dates from June 2023 and establishes programme details rather than a current funded vacancy.
Burn programme and research leader — fellowship advertMarc Jeschke, MD, PhD
Deadline passedKarolinska University Hospital
Stockholm · Sweden
A salaried six-month reconstructive microsurgery fellowship. The linked historical notice covers head and neck, breast, trauma, lymphatic, burn and gender-affirming surgery.
Named programme or training-centre contactÅsa Edsander Nord
Intake not confirmedHospices Civils de Lyon — Hôpital de la Croix-Rousse
Lyon · France
An international training route connected to Lyon's large plastic, reconstructive, aesthetic and burns service. HCL describes foreign surgeons and trainees visiting for stages and highlights microsurgical, breast, burn, pediatric and gender-affirming reconstruction.
Chef de service (head of department)Prof. Alain Ali Mojallal
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Chicago Medicine
Chicago, Illinois · United States
The plastic and reconstructive surgery section directs adult and pediatric burn training covering acute surgery, reconstruction, critical care and rehabilitation.
Named in official programme listingSebastian Vrouwe
Intake not confirmedVirginia Commonwealth University / Evans-Haynes Burn Center
Richmond, Virginia · United States
A burn fellowship supervised by burn/plastic-reconstructive faculty, covering resuscitation, acute operative treatment and reconstruction with research opportunities.
Named in official programme listingMichael Feldman
Intake not confirmedAmerican University of Beirut Medical Center — Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Beirut · Lebanon
An institutional observer elective for currently enrolled residents and fellows that the AUB Department of Surgery lists for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, joining the division's ongoing training programme.
Head of Division; Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery (host division; elective supervisor allocated by the host)Amir Ibrahim
Intake not confirmedThe University of Hong Kong / Queen Mary Hospital — Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Hong Kong · Hong Kong
The HKU division at Queen Mary Hospital (an accredited plastic-surgery training centre and one of Hong Kong's two major burn centres) states that it offers attachments for local and international fellows and students. No structured prospectus is published.
Division Chief, Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeryProf. Velda Ling-Yu Chow