Names in the programme record: Santos Moros Marco · Ángel Calvo Díaz +4 more
Profile completeness62%
Well sourced · Missing duration, funding, application deadline
DECISION SUMMARY
Key facts at a glance
Eligibility
International route mentioned
Funding
Not published
Deadline
Not published
Duration
Not published
Hands-on
No hands-on role indicated
Clinical exposureRotation for trainees ('becados' and fellows) at a centre accredited by the Spanish Arthroscopy Association (AEA) for advanced arthroscopic surgery. Listed areas: shoulder, knee, elbow, wrist and hand, hip, foot and ankle. Six-surgeon private arthroscopy and joint-surgery group with joint-specific clinics and 6–8 theatre lists a week; the centre states it can meet a rotating trainee's teaching goals in any area of the specialty.
Participation levelObservational pathway. No independent patient care or operative privileges are implied.
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANT CHECK
Can an international surgeon apply?
≈Partially published
International applicants
AEA does not publish nationality restrictions for rotations at its accredited centres; terms (observation only vs hands-on, fees, language) must be agreed with the centre, and any hands-on role in Spain would need separate authorisation.
?Confirm directly with host
Clinical role
Observational pathway; no independent patient care is implied. Hands-on clinical activity is not described for this observational pathway.
—Not published
Medical registration
Registration and licensing requirements are not published by the cited source.
✓Published by official source
Language
Not published
—Not published
Visa or work authorisation
Visa sponsorship and work-authorisation information are not published.
DATA QUALITY & AVAILABILITY52% of core application fields verifiedChecked 8 Oct 2026 · Next scheduled editorial review: 2027-04-06
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APPLICATION TIMELINE & CONTACT
Plan the application
Application deadlineNo current deadline published in the cited evidence
Commencing dateIntake date not published
Application route / cycleNo fixed window: per the AEA regulation (Sept 2025) a trainee can apply to AEA, which assigns the most suitable accredited centre, or contact the centre directly (the centre then reports the request to AEA). Centres must answer AEA requests within three weeks.
Official contactSantos Moros Marco (centre contact)+34 976 014 300
Not published for direct requests; AEA grants have historically required AEA membership
Application documents
Not published by the cited official source.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
What this program offers
Arthrosport Zaragoza is listed by the Spanish Arthroscopy Association (AEA) as an accredited training centre, obliged to host AEA trainees and fellows and report on each rotation. This private Zaragoza group covers all major joints.
HOST INSTITUTION
About Arthrosport Zaragoza (HC Miraflores)
Arthrosport Zaragoza (HC Miraflores) in Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain is the published host setting for this pathway. The cited programme record describes rotation for trainees ('becados' and fellows) at a centre accredited by the Spanish Arthroscopy Association (AEA) for advanced arthroscopic surgery. Listed areas: shoulder, knee, elbow, wrist and hand, hip, foot and ankle. Six-surgeon private arthroscopy and joint-surgery group with joint-specific clinics and 6–8 theatre lists a week; the centre states it can meet a rotating trainee's teaching goals in any area of the specialty..