CLINICAL FELLOWSHIP DIRECTORY

Clinical Orthopaedic Fellowship Programs

3 matching canonical clinical fellowship and operative-training pathways across 3 countries.

1094 canonical pathwaysEach programme is counted once. AO and other networks remain one application pathway with their host centres consolidated inside the profile.
Licensing visibleAHPRA, USMLE, ECFMG, medical-board, language and visa requirements remain visible before application.
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Directory reviewed 30 August 2026. Programme-level checked dates and official sources appear on every profile; missing information is labelled rather than inferred.

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3programs match · General Orthopaedics · funded / stipend
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DESTINATION

France

1 programs · 1 shown
Current official CHU Montpellier fellowship framework, orthopaedic service page and French regulatory links
Clinical FellowshipRolling application

General Orthopaedics

CHU Montpellier International Orthopaedic Fellowship Pathway

CHU de Montpellier / Hôpital Lapeyronie

Montpellier · France

Program lead

BCBertrand Coulet, fellowship faculty at CHU de Montpellier / Hôpital LapeyronieBertrand Coulet

Duration3 months to 2 years maximum
FundingNot published
Clinical exposureTraining within an approved CHU clinical team with temporary full-practice authorisation. The specific orthopaedic unit, case mix,…
Profile completeness100%
Comprehensive · Core fields complete
APPLICANT PROFILESpecialist physicians, including eligible orthopaedic surgeons, who qualified and practise lawfully outside Europe and Switzerland
DESTINATION

Austria

1 programs · 1 shown
MV Current official MedUni Vienna orthopaedic department and International Affairs fellowship pages
Clinical + Research FellowshipRolling application

General Orthopaedics

MedUni Vienna Orthopaedic Clinical and Research Fellowship

Medical University of Vienna Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery

Vienna · Austria

Program lead

ABAssigned by the selected orthopaedic subspecialty division

Duration3–12 months
FundingHome-institution salary through a cooperation agreement or an approved official grant; clinical…
Clinical exposureClinical or research fellowship pathways in orthopaedic oncology, adult reconstruction, spine, periprosthetic infection and…
Profile completeness82%
Comprehensive · Missing application deadline, faculty profile
APPLICANT PROFILEDoctors seeking a clinical or research fellowship in one of the department's five published orthopaedic subject areas
DESTINATION

New Zealand

1 programs · 1 shown
Official NZOA-accredited programme profile
Clinical FellowshipCurrent availability unconfirmed

General Orthopaedics

Bay of Plenty Rural / Regional Orthopaedic Fellowship

Health New Zealand — Tauranga and Whakatāne Hospitals

Tauranga and Whakatāne · New Zealand

Faculty & leadership

MSMatthew Street, fellowship faculty at Health New Zealand — Tauranga and Whakatāne HospitalsMatthew StreetMSInstitution associated with Mark StringerMark Stringer

Duration6 months
FundingFunded by Health New Zealand — Te Whatu Ora, Hauora a Toi Bay of Plenty; the amount is not…
Clinical exposureApproximately equal operating and outpatient experience across general orthopaedics, arthroplasty, complex trauma and paediatrics,…
Profile completeness76%
Well sourced · Missing application deadline, faculty profile, host profile
APPLICANT PROFILEGraduates of the New Zealand or Australian orthopaedic SET programme preparing for rural or regional practice