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DECISION SUMMARY
Key facts at a glance
Eligibility
International route mentioned
Funding
Not published
Deadline
16 October 2026 (Rezoomo posting 'valid through' date)
Duration
12 months, fixed-term full-time (previous cycle: July to July)
Hands-on
Unclear — confirm privileges
Clinical exposureSalaried lower-limb (hip and knee) arthroplasty fellowship at Ireland's largest elective orthopaedic centre, designed for surgeons who have completed CCT or equivalent and want further international arthroplasty experience before applying for consultant posts.
Participation levelClinical participation and hands-on restrictions must be confirmed directly with the host.
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANT CHECK
Can an international surgeon apply?
≈Partially published
International applicants
Open to internationally trained surgeons who can obtain Irish Medical Council registration and meet NCHD English-language requirements; the posting targets candidates seeking international arthroplasty experience. Visa sponsorship is not stated.
?Confirm directly with host
Clinical role
Clinical or combined training pathway; exact duties remain appointment-specific. Hands-on participation and operative restrictions are not explicitly published.
≈Partially published
Medical registration
Irish Medical Council registration eligibility required (stated in the previous-cycle advert).
—Not published
Language
No formal language requirement is published by the cited source.
—Not published
Visa or work authorisation
Visa sponsorship and work-authorisation information are not published.
DATA QUALITY & AVAILABILITY62% 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 deadline16 October 2026 (Rezoomo posting 'valid through' date)
Commencing dateJuly 2028
Application route / cycleAdvertised annually about 21 months ahead of start; July 2028 post published 29 September 2026. Only shortlisted applicants are contacted.
Official contactJessica Manning, Senior HR Business Partner (previous cycle)Jessica.manning@nohc.ie
Completed CCT or equivalent training (post-CCST/equivalent)
Eligible for registration with the Irish Medical Council
International police clearance for any residence outside the Republic of Ireland
Compliance with HSE NCHD English-language requirements (HSE HR Circular 022/2018)
Application documents
Not published by the cited official source.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
What this program offers
One-year post-CCT fellowship in hip and knee arthroplasty at the National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh, Dublin, recruited annually through the hospital's Rezoomo careers page. The July 2028 post is currently advertised with applications closing 16 October 2026.
HOST INSTITUTION
About National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh
Use the official host or programme link to review the hospital, training sites and facilities.
The cited evidence does not provide a programme-specific faculty roster that OrthoFellow can safely publish. Open the official source or submit an institutional correction; names and portraits are never inferred from department membership.
