Orthopaedic Fellowships in the Middle East
38 source-linked orthopaedic fellowship, research and observership pathways across 9 Middle Eastern countries, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Qatar. Compare by country and subspecialty, then confirm the current cycle on each official page.
Orthopaedic fellowships by Middle Eastern country
Each country directory explains its own application approach, language and registration context alongside programme profiles.
Middle Eastern fellowships by subspecialty
Country links appear where a country has at least 3 verified programmes in that subspecialty.
Middle Eastern fellowships with current application signals
✓ Verified 15 Oct 2026Pediatrics Orthopedics and Trauma Fellowship Program
Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (Dubai Health)
⌖ Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
✓ Verified 15 Oct 2026AO Spine Fellowship Host Centre — King Saud University Medical City (KSUMC)
King Saud University Medical City, Orthopedic Surgery (Spine)
⌖ Riyadh, Riyadh Region, Saudi Arabia
✓ Verified 13 Oct 2026AO Trauma Fellowship — King Saud Medical City
⌖ Riyadh, Riyadh Region, Saudi Arabia
✓ Verified 13 Oct 2026AO Trauma Fellowship — Rabin Medical Center- Beilinson Campus
Rabin Medical Center- Beilinson Campus
⌖ Petah Tikva, Central District, Israel
✓ Verified 13 Oct 2026AO Trauma Fellowship — Sourasky Tel Aviv medical center
Sourasky Tel Aviv medical center
⌖ Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, Israel
✓ Verified 13 Oct 2026AO Trauma Fellowship — The Specialty Hospital
⌖ Amman, Amman Governorate, Jordan
✓ Verified 13 Oct 2026AO Spine Fellowship — Amman Hospital
⌖ Amman, Jordan
✓ Verified 13 Oct 2026AO Spine Fellowship — Hadassah Medical Center
⌖ Jerusalem, Israel
✓ Verified 3 Oct 2026Acibadem Altunizade Hospital Orthopedics and Sports Traumatology Fellowship
Acıbadem Altunizade Hospital / Acıbadem University
⌖ Istanbul, Turkey
✓ Verified 3 Oct 2026AO Spine Fellowship Network
AO Spine Fellowship Host Centers
⌖ Multiple recognised host centres worldwide
✓ Verified 15 Oct 2026Basic Planning in Osteotomies Around the Knee Course at TOTBİD 2026 (Diz Çevresi Osteotomilerinde Temel Planlama Kursu)
Turkish Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (TOTBİD)
⌖ Belek, Antalya, Türkiye
✓ Verified 3 Oct 2026EUROSON Advanced Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Course
EFSUMB / Turkish Society of Ultrasound in Medicine
⌖ Belek, Antalya, Türkiye
Orthopaedic fellowships in the Middle East: FAQs
How many orthopaedic fellowships in the Middle East does OrthoFellow list?
OrthoFellow currently lists 38 orthopaedic training pathways in the Middle East across 9 countries. They include 14 clinical fellowships, 0 research fellowships and 17 observerships or short visits.
Which countries in the Middle East have the most orthopaedic fellowships?
In the current directory the largest Middle Eastern destinations are Turkey (13), Saudi Arabia (10), Israel (5), United Arab Emirates (4) and Jordan (3). Counts reflect verified listings, not the total number of posts in each country.
How do you apply for an orthopaedic fellowship in the Middle East?
There is no single Middle Eastern application system. Fellowships are applied for directly with the host hospital or university, and some Gulf programmes recruit through national commissions or the hospital's human resources office. Check each country directory for its own route and registration requirements.
Which Middle Eastern orthopaedic fellowships are open now?
26 Middle Eastern programmes currently show an active, upcoming or explicitly rolling application signal. The list on this page is sorted by the nearest published deadline; always reconfirm the date on the official programme page.
Are orthopaedic fellowships in the Middle East paid?
Some are salaried hospital posts or come with a grant or stipend; others are self-funded or observational. 17 of the 38 Middle Eastern profiles currently publish salary, stipend or grant support.
Can international surgeons do an orthopaedic fellowship in the Middle East?
Often, but clinical work usually requires licensing with the host country's health authority, which can require verification of qualifications. Observerships and research posts can be lighter. Confirm the permitted role and visa with each host.