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Paediatric Orthopaedics

University Children's Hospital Basel Paediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship

Department of Orthopaedics, University Children's Hospital Basel

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Faculty / program leadership: Carol C. Hasler

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DECISION SUMMARY

What matters before you keep reading.

Eligibility
International route mentioned
Funding
Not published
Deadline
30 June 2026 — applications for this intake are closed
Duration
12, 18 or 24 months
Hands-on
Unclear — confirm privileges
Last checked
12 Aug 2026
Duration · published12, 18 or 24 months
Clinical exposureFull-time paediatric orthopaedics and paediatric trauma across spine, neuro-orthopaedics and gait, tumour, hip and limb deformity, sports knee, upper-limb and hand services
Funding · not publishedNot published by cited source
DestinationSwitzerland
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

Completed orthopaedic training from the country of origin and German C1 are required; selected paediatric-surgery applicants may be accepted with documented paediatric-orthopaedic training

Published by official source

Required training level

Completed orthopaedic surgery training recognised in the applicant's country of origin · German proficiency at C1 level · In selected circumstances, formal paediatric-surgery training may be accepted with documented adequate paediatric-orthopaedic experience

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

The EPOS profile requires qualifications compatible with the Swiss clinical post; the host outlines the documentation needed for the employment contract and work permit during the first meeting.

?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

Applicants needing Swiss work authorisation must complete the work-permit and contract documentation specified by the hospital after initial review.

Not published

Funding availability

Not published by cited source

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

International application guide →
DATA QUALITY & AVAILABILITY

72% of core application fields verified

Checked 12 Aug 2026. Next scheduled editorial review: 2027-02-08. 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 deadline30 June 2026 — applications for this intake are closed
Commencing date1 July 2027
Application route / cyclePublished 2027 intake; applications closed on 30 June 2026
Official contactProf. Dr. med. Carol C. Hasler · Head of Orthopaedic Departmentcarolclaudius.hasler@ukbb.ch

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
  • Completed orthopaedic surgery training recognised in the applicant's country of origin
  • German proficiency at C1 level
  • In selected circumstances, formal paediatric-surgery training may be accepted with documented adequate paediatric-orthopaedic experience
Registration, licence & examinations

The EPOS profile requires qualifications compatible with the Swiss clinical post; the host outlines the documentation needed for the employment contract and work permit during the first meeting.

Visa / work authorisation

Applicants needing Swiss work authorisation must complete the work-permit and contract documentation specified by the hospital after initial review.

Application documents
  • Curriculum vitae
  • Personal statement explaining the motivation to become an EPOS Fellow and expectations for the programme
  • Letter of support from the applicant's local training director
  • Letter of support from an EPOS member
  • Work-permit and contract documentation outlined by the host during the first meeting

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 full-time EPOS paediatric orthopaedic and trauma fellowship with 12-, 18- or 24-month formats. The current listing publishes a 1 July 2027 start, a now-closed 30 June 2026 deadline, named contact, German C1 requirement and complete document checklist.

FACULTY & PROGRAM LEADERSHIP

Listed program lead

CCCarol C. Hasler, fellowship faculty at Department of Orthopaedics, University Children's Hospital Basel

Program lead: Carol C. Hasler

Fellowship contact and Head of Orthopaedic DepartmentOfficial profile & photo verified
Current position
Head of Orthopaedic Department; endowed Professor of Paediatric Orthopaedics
Affiliation
University Children's Hospital Basel / University of Basel
Clinical focus
Paediatric orthopaedics and paediatric traumatology
Qualifications
Not published on the cited profile

Carol C. Hasler is listed in the cited programme evidence as fellowship contact and head of orthopaedic department for University Children's Hospital Basel Paediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship. The verified individual profile describes a focus in Paediatric orthopaedics and paediatric traumatology. This association does not by itself confirm personal supervision, operative privileges or availability for a future intake.

Heads the University Children's Hospital Basel orthopaedic department and holds the affiliated endowed professorship in paediatric orthopaedics at the University of Basel.

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PROGRAM HISTORY

Published fellowship history

The department was established as an independent paediatric orthopaedic service approximately 30 years ago by Prof. Fritz Hefti and Prof. Erwin Morscher.

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

Published international eligibility information

Completed orthopaedic training from the country of origin and German C1 are required; selected paediatric-surgery applicants may be accepted with documented paediatric-orthopaedic training

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.