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BOSMC Knee Surgery and Sports Injury Fellowship (QLD0015)

Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre

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Faculty / program leadership: Timothy McMeniman

Profile completeness88%
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DECISION SUMMARY

What matters before you keep reading.

Eligibility
International route mentioned
Funding
Not published
Deadline
Rolling; at least two years before the intended July commencement
Duration
12 months
Hands-on
Unclear — confirm privileges
Latest source audit
3 Oct 2026
Duration · published12 months
Clinical exposureSports orthopaedics, knee and shoulder surgery including knee arthroscopy, ACL reconstruction, patellar stabilisation, multi-ligament reconstruction, meniscal transplantation, osteotomy, total knee and hip replacement, and shoulder arthroscopy/stabilisation. Clinic, surgery and research across BOSMC, the public Mater and three private hospitals.
Funding · not publishedApproximately AU$95,000 per 12 months plus superannuation (AOA summary)
DestinationAustralia
Participation levelClinical participation and hands-on restrictions must be confirmed directly with the host.
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANT CHECK

What the official evidence currently supports

Decision-critical fields are separated into confirmed facts, partial information and points requiring direct confirmation.

≈Partially published

International applicant eligibility

International surgeons are eligible; most past fellows listed on the host page trained in the UK, Ireland, Israel, India, Canada and New Zealand.

✓Published by official source

Required training level

Fully qualified orthopaedic surgeon or within 12 months of completing orthopaedic training · FRACS or international equivalent highly desirable · IELTS minimum 7 in all bands (AHPRA standard) if education was not entirely in an English-first-language country, passed before applying · Eligible for registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA) · Research experience including evidence of relevant published research · Knowledge of knee, lower limb and shoulder surgical techniques

✓Published by official source

Programme classification

Clinical or combined training pathway; exact duties remain appointment-specific.

?Confirm directly with host

Hands-on restrictions

Hands-on participation and operative restrictions are not explicitly published.

≈Partially published

Medical registration

Eligible for registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA); IELTS 7 in all bands where required.

?Confirm directly with host

Licensing examinations

Any examination requirement must be confirmed with the relevant regulator and host.

—Not published

Language requirements

No formal language requirement is published by the cited source.

≈Partially published

Visa or work authorisation

Not published

✓Published by official source

Funding availability

Approximately AU$95,000 per 12 months plus superannuation (AOA summary)

OrthoFellow does not guarantee admission, licensing, visas, employment, funding or clinical privileges. Requirements may change by appointment and intake.

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DATA QUALITY & AVAILABILITY

86% of core application fields verified

Checked 3 Oct 2026. Next scheduled editorial review: 2027-04-01. Every unresolved field keeps its exact evidence state—unpublished, not yet researched, historical, conflicting, inaccessible or not applicable—so an absence is never converted into a fact.

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APPLICATION TIMELINE & CONTACT

Plan the application

Application deadlineRolling; at least two years before the intended July commencement
Commencing dateJuly (AOA summary: selection is usually made about 18 months before the July commencement)
Application route / cycleApplications must be received at least two years before commencement; the successful applicant is usually chosen about 18 months before the July start (AOA summary).

Deadlines and intake dates can change between cycles. The data-quality ledger above explicitly labels application fields that the cited official source does not publish.

ELIGIBILITY & REQUIREMENTS

Published entry requirements

Clinical / academic eligibility
  • Fully qualified orthopaedic surgeon or within 12 months of completing orthopaedic training
  • FRACS or international equivalent highly desirable
  • IELTS minimum 7 in all bands (AHPRA standard) if education was not entirely in an English-first-language country, passed before applying
  • Eligible for registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA)
  • Research experience including evidence of relevant published research
  • Knowledge of knee, lower limb and shoulder surgical techniques
Registration, licence & examinations

Eligible for registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA); IELTS 7 in all bands where required.

Visa / work authorisation

Not published

Application documents
  • Current curriculum vitae
  • Names of three referees

Licensing, visa and document rules depend on the individual programme and application cycle. OrthoFellow does not infer USMLE, AHPRA, ECFMG, recommendation-letter or visa requirements from the country alone.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

What this program offers

A 12-month sports orthopaedics, knee and shoulder fellowship at BOSMC in Brisbane, combining public Mater Hospital work with private practice and research.

BENEFITS & SUPPORT

Published benefits and support

Superannuation on top of stipend (AOA summary); no other benefits published

Benefits may depend on appointment type, training level, visa status and the active academic year. OrthoFellow keeps stipend and benefits separate so a salary figure is not mistaken for the full package.

HOST INSTITUTION

About Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre

BOSMC is a Brisbane orthopaedic and sports medicine group practice whose AOA-approved fellowship has run since 1992. Sites named in the official sources: Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre (BOSMC); Mater Hospital Brisbane (public), Mater Private Hospital, Brisbane Private Hospital, St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital.

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FACULTY & PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

4 listed faculty members

TMTimothy McMeniman, fellowship faculty at Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre

Program lead: Timothy McMeniman

Chief supervisorOfficial profile & photo verified
Current position
Fellowship supervisor / program leadership
Affiliation
BOSMC / Mater Hospital Brisbane / University of Queensland
Clinical focus
Sports Medicine training and clinical practice
Qualifications
Not published on the cited profile

Timothy McMeniman is listed in the cited programme evidence as chief supervisor for BOSMC Knee Surgery and Sports Injury Fellowship (QLD0015). The verified individual profile describes a focus in Sports Medicine training and clinical practice. This association does not by itself confirm personal supervision, operative privileges or availability for a future intake.

Timothy McMeniman is listed by the official programme source as chief supervisor. A separate individual short CV has not yet been verified by OrthoFellow.

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PMPeter Myers, fellowship faculty at Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre

Faculty: Peter Myers

SupervisorOfficial profile & photo verified
Current position
Teaching faculty / co-leadership
Affiliation
BOSMC / University of Queensland
Clinical focus
Sports Medicine training and clinical practice
Qualifications
Not published on the cited profile

Peter Myers is listed in the cited programme evidence as supervisor for BOSMC Knee Surgery and Sports Injury Fellowship (QLD0015). The verified individual profile describes a focus in Sports Medicine training and clinical practice. This association does not by itself confirm personal supervision, operative privileges or availability for a future intake.

Peter Myers is listed by the official programme source as supervisor. A separate individual short CV has not yet been verified by OrthoFellow.

Official individual profile ↗
BCBrett Collins, fellowship faculty at Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre

Faculty: Brett Collins

SupervisorOfficial profile & photo verified
Current position
Teaching faculty / co-leadership
Affiliation
BOSMC / Brisbane Private Hospital
Clinical focus
Sports Medicine training and clinical practice
Qualifications
Not published on the cited profile

Brett Collins is listed in the cited programme evidence as supervisor for BOSMC Knee Surgery and Sports Injury Fellowship (QLD0015). The verified individual profile describes a focus in Sports Medicine training and clinical practice. This association does not by itself confirm personal supervision, operative privileges or availability for a future intake.

Brett Collins is listed by the official programme source as supervisor. A separate individual short CV has not yet been verified by OrthoFellow.

Official individual profile ↗
TOTony O'Neill, fellowship faculty at Brisbane Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Centre

Faculty: Tony O'Neill

SupervisorOfficial profile & photo verified
Current position
Teaching faculty / co-leadership
Affiliation
BOSMC / Mater Adults Hospital
Clinical focus
Sports Medicine training and clinical practice
Qualifications
Not published on the cited profile

Tony O'Neill is listed in the cited programme evidence as supervisor for BOSMC Knee Surgery and Sports Injury Fellowship (QLD0015). The verified individual profile describes a focus in Sports Medicine training and clinical practice. This association does not by itself confirm personal supervision, operative privileges or availability for a future intake.

Tony O'Neill is listed by the official programme source as supervisor. A separate individual short CV has not yet been verified by OrthoFellow.

Official individual profile ↗

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INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

Published international eligibility information

International surgeons are eligible; most past fellows listed on the host page trained in the UK, Ireland, Israel, India, Canada and New Zealand.

This note is shown only when the official source publishes information relevant to overseas applicants. Applicants should confirm licensing and visa eligibility directly with the host.

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