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Hand surgeons (senior registrars, fellows and junior consultants within 4 years of independent practice, or equivalent) may apply to complete a 2 weeks observership at leading hand surgery units across the Netherlands. Fellows will each visit two centers in the Netherlands in order to observe international experts in different fields such as arthroplasty, arthroscopy, congenital, microsurgery, peripheral nerve surgery and traumatology. Moreover, a teaching day and a cadaver lab in Rotterdam will be included in the two days before the congress. The aim of this Congress Fellowship Scheme is to promote excellence in hand surgery, support the development and delivery of high-quality care and to build global networks and collaboration. Please note that scrub in is not available due to legal limitations.
The fellowship will include free congress registration and accommodation with travel between centres in the Netherlands during the whole stay.
Surgeons with an interest in hand surgery and being member of one of the FESSH Member Societies. For FESSH member status please check https://fessh.com/member-societies Surgeons in training in hand surgery or within four years of independent practice who have passed or are studying for the EBHS Exam. A track record in research (clinical or experimental) is an advantage.
If you are successful in your application you will be asked to write a report summarizing your experience after the congress. This report shall be one page including 2 pictures and may be published by FESSH. Your fellowship certificate will be sent to you upon receipt of the report.
1-2. References (x2) (Format: Microsoft Word or PDF on headed paper)
3. CV (Format: Microsoft Word or PDF)
4. Certification of membership (Format: Microsoft Word or PDF)
Saturday the 25th November 2023 (23:00 Central European time)