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Clinical Orthopaedic Fellowship Programs

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Singapore

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Hand & Microsurgery

Lee Foundation / Tan Sri Dr Runme Shaw Fellowship in Orthopaedic Surgery

National University Hospital or Singapore General Hospital

Singapore · Singapore

Duration6 months
FundingReturn economy airfare, temporary medical-registration fee, medical-protection insurance,…
Clinical exposureSix-month clinical attachment in orthopaedic surgery or hand and reconstructive microsurgery at National University Hospital or…
Profile completeness86%
Comprehensive · Missing faculty profile, host profile
APPLICANT PROFILEDoctors from ASEAN countries, preferably younger than 36, who have completed orthopaedic training and the specialty examination and have at least three post-specialist years of experience