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United States (29), United Kingdom (12), Japan (9), Australia (5), Canada (3), Saudi Arabia (3)
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75 source-led programme profiles are currently represented. Reconstruction after head and neck cancer, trauma or complex defects. Compare the documented training, eligibility and official sources before applying.
At a glance
75 head & neck reconstruction programme profiles: 62 clinical fellowship, 7 observership, 4 hybrid clinical and research, 1 research fellowship, 1 short-term training. 8 list an upcoming application cycle and 0 are rolling or by contact; the rest have no confirmed intake, so check the official source before applying.
United States (29), United Kingdom (12), Japan (9), Australia (5), Canada (3), Saudi Arabia (3)
Aichi Cancer Center (2); Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education (2); St Thomas' Hospital (2); The Jikei University School of Medicine (2); The Royal Marsden (2)
Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Fellowship — Kelowna; Aprimoramento em Microcirurgia Plástica Reconstrutiva (Advanced course in Reconstructive Plastic Microsurgery); International Fellowship Program in Microsurgery; Waikato Hospital PRS Fellowship and 4 more. See all on the deadlines page.
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Intake not confirmedUniversity of Pittsburgh / UPMC Department of Plastic Surgery
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States
A research fellowship on outcomes in head and neck microvascular reconstruction, acute craniofacial trauma and secondary reconstruction.
Intake not confirmedUniversity Hospital of Amiens — Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery
Amiens · France
The Department of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery at Amiens University Hospital covers microsurgical reconstruction, facial trauma, cleft lip and palate, skin tumours, orthognathic surgery and aesthetic surgery, with research in 3D imaging, robotics and computer-assisted surgery. IBRA lists 1-3 month clinical residencies and a one-year scientific fellowship led by Profs Testelin and Devauchelle.
Fellowship Director (IBRA listing); Chef de service (CHU page)Prof. Sylvie Testelin
Intake not confirmedThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas · United States
A one-year programme founded in 1988 focusing on microvascular and complex reconstructive surgery for oncologic patients. It combines clinical work, a required faculty-sponsored research project, didactics and an optional Clinical Specialist track; the current class is eight plastic surgery fellows and one head and neck surgery fellow, and the fellowship year ends on June 30.
Programme DirectorMargaret S. Roubaud, MD
Intake not confirmedThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas · United States
This is a two-year combined fellowship split between Head and Neck Surgical Oncology and Plastic Surgery. Year one focuses on head and neck surgical training and year two on reconstruction, including microvascular free tissue transfer. Final selections are made through the AHNS Match process.
Program DirectorRyan P. Goepfert, MD, FACS
Deadline passedStanford Medicine
Palo Alto, California · United States
A 12-month advanced microsurgery training format at Stanford Plastic Surgery, a tertiary care referral center and major microsurgical center in Northern California, with weekly educational conferences and opportunities for research. Applications for the 2027-2028 instructorship are listed as closed.
Named in official programme listingDung Nguyen
Intake not confirmedUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill — Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
Chapel Hill, North Carolina · United States
An American Head and Neck Society accredited one-year clinical fellowship at UNC providing comprehensive training in the medical and surgical management of head and neck oncology, including reconstructive surgery. Applicants apply through the AHNS website and must be able to begin on 1 July.
Fellowship facultyTrevor G. Hackman, MD, FACS
Intake not confirmedMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, New York · United States
The Head and Neck Service at Memorial Sloan Kettering offers two fellowship positions in head and neck oncologic surgery, in 1-year ablative, 1-year ablative plus microvascular and 3-year clinical plus research tracks. Applicants are otolaryngologists, general surgeons or plastic surgeons who have completed residency.
Fellowship DirectorLuc Morris
Intake not confirmedVanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, Tennessee · United States
A one-year clinical fellowship in head and neck oncologic and reconstructive surgery with a stated goal of increasing proficiency in microvascular reconstruction (about 100 to 120 free flaps a year shared between two fellows).
Fellowship DirectorKyle MannionSir Charles Gairdner Hospital — Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Unit (PIPRS)
Nedlands, Perth · Australia
The PIPRS fellowship, established in 2010, places overseas plastic surgeons at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in a senior registrar role where the fellow co-leads the unit and is often the primary operator. Exposure covers hand trauma, cancer reconstruction after skin, breast, sarcoma and head and neck resection, and craniomaxillofacial surgery.
Henry Ford Health, Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit, Michigan · United States
A one-year clinical fellowship at Henry Ford Hospital, a quaternary cancer referral centre seeing roughly 300 to 500 new head and neck patients a year. The fellow works mainly with five fellowship-trained head and neck surgeons; training covers ablative surgery, microvascular and local flap reconstruction, transoral robotic and laser surgery, thyroid and parathyroid surgery and skull base surgery.
Fellowship DirectorVivian Wu
Intake not confirmedUniversity of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California · United States
A one-year, primarily clinical UCSF fellowship based at the Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, covering head and neck oncologic surgery, microvascular reconstruction, anterior skull base surgery, TORS and endocrine surgery. Reported annual volumes include about 140 microvascular free flaps, 60 TORS and 70 anterior skull base cases; fellows lead at least one research project.
Fellowship DirectorPatrick Ha
Intake not confirmedIndiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
A one-year clinically oriented head and neck oncologic and reconstructive fellowship hosted by Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, with primary-surgeon or first-assistant free flap work and microvascular anastomosis. Described on the AHNS listing; no separate programme page was used.
Fellowship DirectorAvinash Mantravadi
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Washington
Seattle, Washington · United States
A one-year clinical head and neck fellowship (one AHNS-accredited position) at the University of Washington Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery. The AHNS page reports 400+ major head and neck resections and over 130 microvascular reconstructions a year, plus 50-70 transoral robotic cases and 100-120 advanced thyroid and parathyroid surgeries.
Fellowship DirectorEmily Marchiano
Intake not confirmedEuropean Association for Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Surgery (EACMFS) with The Charles Wolfson Centre for Reconstructive Surgery, Royal Free and UCLH Hospitals
London · United Kingdom
A joint clinical/academic fellowship offered by the European Association for Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Surgery together with The Charles Wolfson Centre for Reconstructive Surgery at the Royal Free and UCLH Hospitals in London.
Intake not confirmedUniversity Health Network / University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
One-year fellowship based at UHN's Toronto General Hospital providing experience in cancer-related defect reconstruction, including microsurgical and non-microsurgical reconstruction of head, neck, breast and musculoskeletal sarcoma defects. Fellows are expected to pursue at least one clinical or basic research project.
Fellowship SupervisorStefan Hofer, MD, PhDSaudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) — accredited training centres
SCFHS-accredited centres (Saudi Arabia) · Saudi Arabia
The national SCFHS curriculum for a two-year fellowship in reconstructive microsurgery delivered in high-volume Saudi centres, covering general, traumatic, peripheral-nerve and oncoplastic reconstruction.
King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (KFSH&RC)
Not stated on the cited programme page (the hospital is headquartered in Riyadh) · Saudi Arabia
One-year postgraduate fellowship listed by the KFSH&RC education pages. The page states that the hospital's tertiary caseload includes complex, oncological and traumatic referrals that often need microsurgical free tissue transfer, and that the programme aims to graduate independent, safe, confident and competent reconstructive microsurgeons for the hospital and the Kingdom.
Upcoming cycleUniversity of British Columbia — Division of Plastic Surgery
Kelowna, British Columbia · Canada
Reconstructive training at Kelowna General Hospital covering breast, head and neck, trunk, extremity and hand reconstruction. Older CSPS material calls this Hand and Reconstructive Microsurgery; the same supervisor and curriculum are retained as one programme.
Reconstructive Fellowship DirectorJ. Scott Williamson, MD, FRCSC, FACSImperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
London · United Kingdom
An RCS England Senior Clinical Fellowship approved by ENT UK (reapproved December 2025 to November 2028) in major head and neck resection, skull base approaches and pedicled flap reconstruction. It is an otolaryngology-based fellowship.
Supervisor / Lead Consultant — Consultant OtolaryngologistAlasdair Mace
Intake not confirmedMalla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth — Department of Plastic Surgery
Hyderabad, Telangana · India
A one-year university fellowship in microvascular and reconstructive surgery: microvascular anastomosis, free and pedicled flaps, and reconstruction after trauma, cancer and congenital defects in the head and neck, limb and soft tissue.
Intake not confirmedTokai University School of Medicine
Isehara, Kanagawa · Japan
Tokai’s one-to-three-month placement is explicitly observation only in the JSPRS factsheet. It lists craniofacial, breast, cleft, head and neck and laser work, with English as the programme language. The host requests applications three months before the intended start; the undated listing does not confirm a vacancy.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing)Tadashi Akamatsu
Intake not confirmedThe Jikei University School of Medicine
Tokyo · Japan
Jikei’s Clinical Observership Program covers outpatient clinics, ward rounds and surgery for up to six months, depending on visa status. The JSPRS factsheet lists craniomaxillofacial, head and neck, hand and breast reconstruction. It is separate from advanced hands-on clinical training and the four-year doctoral research course.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing); Chief Professor (department page)Takeshi Miyawaki, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedThe Jikei University School of Medicine
Tokyo · Japan
Jikei’s advanced clinical track offers practical diagnosis-and-treatment training for three months to two years, depending on visa status. The JSPRS factsheet separates this route from its short observership and doctoral research course. Listed areas include craniomaxillofacial, head and neck, hand and breast reconstruction; applicants need at least three years’ post-licensure clinical experience.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing); Chief Professor (department page)Takeshi Miyawaki, 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, PhD
Intake not confirmedAichi Cancer Center
Nagoya, Aichi · Japan
Aichi Cancer Center’s JSPRS factsheet describes negotiable one-to-twenty-four-month reconstructive placements involving observation, surgical assisting, outpatient clinics and conferences. Listed interests are craniomaxillofacial, head and neck and microsurgery. The historical factsheet’s staff names do not override separately recorded current leadership evidence.
Supervisor / Director in the JSPRS fellowship listing (current appointment requires confirmation)Keisuke Takanari
Intake not confirmedChris O'Brien Lifehouse / Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Sydney, New South Wales · Australia
This Lifehouse fellowship focuses on complex head and neck ablation and reconstruction, including microsurgical work, nodal surgery, facial nerve surgery and facial aesthetics. The ASPS listing describes work across Lifehouse, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the Melanoma Institute of Australia, with co-surgeon or first-assistant experience and a one-in-four on-call rota.
Fellowship Supervisor; Associate Professor; plastic and reconstructive and head and neck surgeonSydney Ch’ng
Upcoming cycleA.C.Camargo Cancer Center
São Paulo · Brazil
One-year in-service course at a dedicated cancer centre in São Paulo for plastic or head and neck surgeons, centred on free-flap and microvascular reconstruction with an emphasis on the head and neck, plus conventional flap reconstruction. The programme page and the institution's course summary both give the aims; one place is offered each year.
Intake not confirmedChina Medical University Hospital — Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Taichung · Taiwan
Reconstructive microsurgery fellowship run through CMUH's training department and International Center, covering free-flap and intestinal-flap reconstruction (including oesophageal and voice reconstruction), lymphedema surgery, congenital malformations and prevention of microsurgical complications.
Training preceptorHung-Chi Chen, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedMayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education
Phoenix, Arizona · United States
A one-year Mayo Clinic Arizona fellowship established in 2002, focused on microvascular head and neck reconstruction and maxillomandibular reconstructive and rehabilitative techniques.
Named in official programme listingRichard Hayden
Intake not confirmedHospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau / Reconstructive Microsurgery European School (RMES)
Barcelona · Spain
An observation placement distinct from RMES’s breast-reconstruction and lymphoedema fellowships. The published weekly plan includes clinics, ward rounds and major-surgery observation; the wording “or assistance” does not itself establish the visitor’s clinical privileges.
Head of the host reconstructive serviceJaume Masià, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Toronto — Department of Otolaryngology (Sinai Health, Sunnybrook and University Health Network)
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A head and neck surgical oncology fellowship, established in 1997, in which four of the clinical tracks combine ablative and reconstructive training across Toronto hospitals. Training includes microvascular reconstruction alongside ablative, robotic, endocrine and skull base surgery; plastic surgery residency graduates are among eligible applicants.
Fellowship DirectorAntoine Eskander
Intake not confirmedThe Royal Marsden
London · United Kingdom
A microsurgical fellowship at The Royal Marsden listed by PLASTA with a focus on microsurgery including breast and head and neck reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Theo Nanidis
Intake not confirmedThe Royal Marsden
London · United Kingdom
A head and neck fellowship at The Royal Marsden listed by PLASTA.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Theo NanidisSt Thomas' Hospital
London · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship in which, according to PLASTA, the fellow chooses two of breast, head and neck, and limb reconstruction, spending three to four months on each.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Paul RoblinSt Thomas' Hospital
London · United Kingdom
A skin cancer fellowship at St Thomas' listed by PLASTA with a skin and head and neck focus.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Hawys Lloyd-HughesCharing Cross and St Mary's Hospitals
London · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship listed by PLASTA with breast, head and neck, and skin cancer reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Matt Ives
Intake not confirmedNorfolk and Norwich University Hospitals
Norwich · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship listed by PLASTA covering breast, hand, skin and head and neck reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Monica Fawzy
Intake not confirmedBroomfield Hospital (Chelmsford, as listed by PLASTA)
Chelmsford · United Kingdom
A fellowship in head and neck reconstruction, facial palsy and adult craniofacial surgery in Chelmsford, listed by PLASTA.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Kallirroi Tzafetta
Intake not confirmedAddenbrooke's Hospital
Cambridge · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship at Addenbrooke's listed by PLASTA with lower limb, breast, and head and neck reconstruction.
Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals
Newcastle upon Tyne · United Kingdom
A 12-month microsurgery fellowship listed by PLASTA with sarcoma, head and neck, lower limb, and breast reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Mani RagbirEmory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
Emory's one-year clinical fellowship covers ablative head and neck surgery, microvascular reconstruction, robotic transoral surgery, skull base, thyroid and parathyroid surgery, facial reanimation and sialoendoscopy. The fellow is expected to act as primary or teaching surgeon on at least 300 cases, including at least 100 free flaps.
Fellowship DirectorH. Michael Baddour
Intake not confirmedCleveland Clinic
Cleveland, Ohio · United States
A one-year clinical fellowship with one position, described as an intensive year-long programme for a career in academic head and neck surgery. The fellow works with the Head and Neck Institute staff on advanced head and neck oncologic, skull base and microvascular surgery.
Fellowship DirectorBrandon Prendes
Intake not confirmedUniversity of California, Davis
Sacramento, California · United States
A one-year clinical head and neck fellowship that grew from a 1987 plastic and reconstructive surgery programme and offers microvascular and reconstructive training, including trauma.
Fellowship DirectorAndrew Birkeland
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan · United States
A fellowship designed to provide intensive training in all facets of oncologic care of the head and neck cancer patient, 80% clinical and 20% research in the first year. The service performs well over 250 free tissue transplants yearly from the full breadth of donor sites; only applicants from US training programmes can be considered.
Fellowship DirectorMarisa R. BuchakjianNorthwestern University
Chicago, Illinois · United States
One-year clinical fellowship with one fellow position in Northwestern's Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, covering tumor board planning, complex head and neck oncologic surgery and reconstruction. Fellows rotate through medical oncology, radiation oncology and pathology and complete 1-2 clinical projects.
Fellowship DirectorUrjeet PatelUniversity of Pennsylvania Health System
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · United States
A 12-month clinical head and neck fellowship in which fellows train with high-volume microvascular and reconstructive surgeons (over 250 microvascular cases annually).
Fellowship DirectorRobert M. BrodyUniversity of Utah (Huntsman Cancer Hospital)
Salt Lake City, Utah · United States
A one-year fellowship centred on advanced head and neck ablative and reconstructive surgery at Huntsman Cancer Hospital, with roughly 120 microvascular free flap cases a year reported.
Fellowship DirectorRichard B. Cannon
Intake not confirmedWashington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
St. Louis, Missouri · United States
One-year clinical fellowship in the Washington University Department of Otolaryngology, with most training at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and optional rotations at the John Cochran VA Hospital. Focus on transoral laser and robotic surgery, skull base surgery and microvascular free tissue reconstruction; about 10% of time is for research.
Fellowship DirectorRyan S. Jackson
Intake not confirmedHagaZiekenhuis (ENT department), with Medisch Centrum Haaglanden and Leiden University Medical Center
The Hague · Netherlands
An ENT-led EAFPS fellowship based at HagaZiekenhuis in The Hague, with additional sessions at Zoetermeer, Leiden and private practices. It covers rhinoplasty, facial reconstruction, cleft care and some head and neck reconstruction. The society listing is the only source reviewed.
Fellowship DirectorPaul van der Eerden
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Iowa City, Iowa · United States
A one-year fellowship in head and neck oncologic and reconstructive surgery hosted by Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, with routine free tissue transfer (the listing cites 60 to 70 a year). Described on the American Head & Neck Society listing; no separate programme page was used.
Fellowship DirectorKristi ChangUT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas · United States
A one-year clinical head and neck oncology fellowship hosted by Otolaryngology, covering ablative, microvascular and reconstructive surgery, transoral laser and robotic surgery. The page says it had matched for the 2025 season and promised 2026 details later.
Primary surgical faculty — head and neck fellowshipAndrew DayBaylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas · United States
A one-year clinical head and neck surgery fellowship hosted by Otolaryngology, with primary or teaching surgeon roles in ablative and microvascular free tissue transfer cases. Described on the AHNS listing; no separate programme page was used.
Fellowship DirectorDavid Hernandez
Intake not confirmedThomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · United States
A one-year head and neck and microvascular fellowship hosted by Otolaryngology, with 85 to 100 free flaps a year in the department and microvascular training for all fellows. Described on the AHNS listing; no separate programme page was used.
Fellowship DirectorDavid M. CognettiKobe University Hospital
Kobe · Japan
A short clinical observership in the university plastic surgery department at Kobe University Hospital, covering reconstructive surgery, microsurgery, head and neck and breast reconstruction and wound or limb-salvage surgery. The details come from the JSPRS host directory factsheet; the department's own English site only carries general information, so confirm terms with the department.
Professor and Chair; observership supervisorShunsuke Sakakibara
Intake not confirmedCancer Institute Hospital of JFCR
Tokyo · Japan
The Plastic Surgery department of the Cancer Institute Hospital in Tokyo is listed by JSPRS as accepting observers alongside a hands-on clinical course, with training in breast reconstruction, head and neck, microsurgery and sarcoma reconstruction or lymphoedema surgery. Observer-specific length and terms are not given in the factsheet.
Observership supervisorTomoyuki Yano
Intake not confirmedKagawa University — Department of Plastic Surgery
Kita, Kagawa · Japan
The plastic surgery department of Kagawa University is listed in the JSPRS host directory as accepting observers and clinical or research trainees, with breast and head and neck reconstruction, aesthetics, microsurgery and trauma, and a large pectus excavatum caseload. The factsheet leaves duration and deadlines blank.
Professor; observership supervisorTomohisa Nagasao
Intake not confirmedAichi Cancer Center
Nagoya · Japan
The Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Aichi Cancer Center is listed by JSPRS as accepting observers and clinical fellows in craniomaxillofacial, head and neck and microsurgical reconstruction. The factsheet states a flexible one to 24 month period.
Observership supervisor listed by JSPRSKeisuke Takanari
Intake not confirmedSt Vincent's Hospital Melbourne — Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Unit
Melbourne, Victoria · Australia
A clinical fellowship established to mentor young surgeons broadly across reconstructive surgery, including clinical research, in a unit that has been a leader in microsurgical reconstruction of traumatic and malignant defects and in elective and acute hand surgery, aligned closely with the O'Brien Institute.
Upcoming cycleUppsala University Hospital (Akademiska sjukhuset)
Uppsala · Sweden
A six-month reconstructive microsurgery fellowship in a department performing around 120 free flaps a year across head and neck, breast, facial palsy and lower-limb reconstruction.
Named programme or training-centre contactAndrés Rodriguez
Intake not confirmedAustin Health Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Unit
Melbourne, Victoria · Australia
A one-year microsurgery fellowship at Austin Health covering breast and head and neck reconstruction, upper limb reanimation in tetraplegia, hand and facial trauma and melanoma.
Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut · United States
A one-year clinical head and neck fellowship with experience in regional and microvascular free tissue transfer, including use of the Symani microsurgical robot.
Fellowship DirectorSaral MehraHannover Medical School (MHH) — Clinic for Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Surgery
Hannover · Germany
A cranio-maxillofacial surgery department (oral and maxillofacial host specialty) that offers fellowships to international surgeons, including through the AOCMF Fellowship Programme. Training covers facial trauma, head and neck oncology, orthognathic and craniofacial surgery, skull base navigation and TMJ surgery.
Surgeon in charge of AO CMF fellowsMichael NeuhausPlastic 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.
University of Miami Hospitals & Clinics / Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
Miami, Florida · United States
A one-year fellowship in head and neck oncologic surgery, microvascular free flap reconstruction and transoral robotic surgery, hosted by Otolaryngology. Described on the AHNS listing; no separate programme page was used.
Fellowship DirectorJason Leibowitz
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
Upcoming cycleIAOMS Foundation / Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital (Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine)
Shanghai · China
Six-month IAOMS Foundation fellowship hosted at Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital, an IAOMS international training centre for oral and maxillofacial oncology and reconstructive surgery.
Fellowship mentor (IAOMS fellow, oncology and microvascular reconstruction, Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital)Yue He
Intake not confirmedUniversidad de Chile — Departamento de Otorrinolaringología / Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile
Santiago · Chile
A 12-month facial plastic and reconstructive surgery fellowship for otorhinolaryngologists, covering nasal, facial and head and neck reconstructive surgery.
Programme Director and Coordinator; Assistant ProfessorGustavo Bravo Cordero
Intake not confirmedKing Saud University (Department of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery) with King Fahad Medical City
Riyadh · Saudi Arabia
An ENT-based two-year combined KSU and King Fahad Medical City fellowship in head and neck oncology with microvascular reconstruction, accepting one fellow a year.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Khalid Al Qahtani
Upcoming cycleMayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education
Rochester, Minnesota · United States
A one-year Mayo Clinic Rochester fellowship in head and neck oncologic and reconstructive surgery that includes microvascular reconstruction, transoral robotic surgery and virtual surgical planning.
Program DirectorKendall Tasche, MD
Intake not confirmedJoint Committee on Surgical Training (Head & Neck Training Interface Group)
Approved UK units (e.g. Leeds, Manchester, East Lancashire, Hull), England · United Kingdom
A JCST post-certification interface fellowship providing head and neck surgical oncology training beyond parent-specialty CCT level, open to oral & maxillofacial surgeons, otolaryngologists and plastic surgeons.
Lead trainer (JCST listing)Paolo Matteucci
Upcoming cycleRoyal Melbourne Hospital
Melbourne · Australia
Advanced microsurgical reconstruction for cancer defects and limb trauma, with general plastic surgery, teaching and research opportunities.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Texas Medical Branch — Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Galveston, Texas · United States
A one-year fellowship in UTMB's oral and maxillofacial surgery division focused on head and neck microvascular reconstruction, with virtual surgical planning and research.
Division Chief, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (host department; individual fellowship supervision to confirm)Hisham A. Marwan, DDS, FACS
Deadline passedSocietà Italiana di Microchirurgia (SIM) — network of Italian microsurgery training centres
Brescia · Italy
SIM fellowship that lets young members rotate through Italian microsurgery units chosen from the society's list of training centres (including Niguarda, Gemelli, Campus Bio-Medico, IFO Regina Elena, Sant'Orsola Bologna, Modena and Padua) across areas such as head and neck, breast, nerve, limbs and trunk. City reflects the SIM secretariat.
Listed SIM fellowship tutorMichele Riccio
Upcoming cyclePeking University School and Hospital of Stomatology — Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Beijing · China
One-year oncology and reconstructive training for IAOMS fellows in an IAOMS-designated fellowship centre. This is an oral and maxillofacial surgery route; plastic surgeons should confirm whether they are eligible.
Fellowship mentor (IAOMS fellow, oncology and microvascular reconstruction, Peking University School of Stomatology)Xin Peng
Intake not confirmedThe Mount Sinai Hospital / Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
New York, New York · United States
A one-year Mount Sinai fellowship combining ablative head and neck oncologic surgery with microvascular free flap reconstruction; plastic surgery graduates are among those eligible.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Eric M. Genden