Browse official organization pathways without treating every directory, host centre or society fellowship as the same kind of accreditation.
We reproduce the official body’s wording. A programme only appears under an organization filter when its record is explicitly accredited, recognized, approved, listed in the official fellowship pathway or delivered by that organization. Licensing and international eligibility remain separate questions.
FEPOS / EPOS7 detailed recordsFEPOS comprises paid hospital fellowships delivered under EPOS supervision. EPOS also runs a separate society-sponsored Travelling Fellowship with POSNA or SLAOTI; it is indexed separately and is not presented as a hospital accreditation.
AOA Australia96 detailed recordsLevel 3 post-specialist orthopaedic fellowships accredited by the Australian Orthopaedic Association. Directory filters are tags: Trauma, Upper Limb, Hand and Paediatric results can include combined programmes or multiple position identities connected to one host pathway.
AOA–NSA PFET13 detailed recordsJointly accredited post-fellowship education and training posts in spinal surgery.
AOFAS48 detailed recordsAOFAS evaluates and accredits foot-and-ankle fellowship programmes; accreditation is required for its SF Match pathway.
The US accreditor for graduate medical education. Accreditation is programme-specific and may span several orthopaedic subspecialties.
OTA69 detailed recordsOTA accredits one-year Trauma and Fracture Fellowship tracks and publishes the programmes taking part in its current Match. Published graduate-acceptance fields do not themselves guarantee visa sponsorship or medical licensing.
POSNA48 detailed recordsPOSNA provides its own paediatric orthopaedic fellowship accreditation pathway and automatically qualifies ACGME-accredited programmes that submit proof. Its fellowship-match directory is tracked separately from proof of a currently open application.
RCS England38 detailed recordsSenior Clinical Fellowships approved under the RCS scheme, often with the relevant UK subspecialty society such as BESS or BOFAS.
SICM1 detailed recordsThe SICM fellowship rotates selected fellows through nationally accredited Italian hand-surgery and reconstructive-microsurgery centres.
AAHKS116 detailed recordsAdult-reconstruction fellowships formally approved through the AAHKS Fellowship Recognition process. Recognition confirms programme standards but does not establish a currently open intake, visa sponsorship or medical licensing.
ASES41 detailed recordsShoulder-and-elbow fellowship programmes formally recognized by ASES.
SECEC21 detailed recordsFive-year Education Centre recognition based on volume, facilities, faculty, publications and national-delegate approval. Recognition does not by itself guarantee an open fellowship position.
NASS ISMM2 detailed recordsNASS recognizes Interventional Spine and Musculoskeletal Medicine fellowships that meet its academic and educational standards. These non-surgical pathways are distinct from ACGME Pain Medicine fellowships and commonly require Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation training.
AO Foundation15 detailed recordsAO clinical fellowship pathways use global networks of designated host centres. AO Research Institute Davos separately offers a non-clinical medical research fellowship. Neither pathway should be confused with national licensing or specialist-board accreditation.
BOFAS publishes current UK foot-and-ankle training fellowships and is transitioning listed posts to joint RCS England / BOFAS accreditation. A directory listing is not treated as proof of a vacancy or joint approval unless the row states it.
AOSSM100 detailed recordsAOSSM and AANA sponsor the orthopaedic sports-medicine fellowship match; the official listing distinguishes ACGME-accredited and unaccredited positions. Registry inclusion is recorded separately from each programme's current recruitment status.
OTS UK27 detailed recordsThe UK Orthopaedic Trauma Society publishes open, recurring and available trauma fellowships. Directory inclusion is not presented as formal fellowship accreditation; current posts and employment terms must be confirmed with the host or NHS Jobs.
COTS links Canadian orthopaedic-trauma fellowship pathways from its official resource hub. Inclusion establishes a directory identity, not programme accreditation, current recruitment, provincial licensure or visa sponsorship.
NZOA publishes a national fellowship planning list and a separate voluntary accreditation list. Accreditation is asserted only for programmes appearing on the latter; ordinary planning-directory inclusion does not establish accreditation, current recruitment, MCNZ registration or visa eligibility.
APOS publishes Australian and selected international paediatric-orthopaedic fellowship pathways. A directory identity is evidence of the published pathway, not proof of accreditation, a currently open intake, AHPRA eligibility or visa sponsorship.
POSI publishes five labelled accredited fellowship opportunities, a separate CMC Vellore academic programme and the Kaye Wilkins travelling fellowship. POSI states that centre information is submitted by the centres and that the society does not vouch for its veracity, so availability and terms require direct confirmation.
BSCOS publishes a planning directory of UK paediatric-orthopaedic fellowships and explicitly says it is not responsible for the listed posts. Inclusion is not treated as accreditation, operation by BSCOS or evidence of a current NHS vacancy.
BESS publishes a UK shoulder-and-elbow fellowship planning directory and separate society-sponsored awards. BESS explicitly states that ordinary directory listings are not formally assessed or affiliated with BESS or RCS England; only programme-specific RCS approval shown by an official source is labelled as accreditation.
CSES publishes a Canadian upper-extremity fellowship planning directory with programme directors, locations, deadlines and contacts. Directory inclusion is not presented as formal accreditation, proof of a currently open position, provincial medical registration or visa sponsorship.
ISAKOS187 detailed recordsISAKOS maintains a global fellowship/residency directory, separately lists Approved Teaching Centers and sponsors its own travelling fellowships. ISAKOS explicitly says the directory is for reference and that it is not responsible for programme educational content; inclusion is therefore not presented as accreditation or proof of a vacancy.
ASSH publishes a searchable directory of active hand-surgery fellowship programmes with a programme-specific accreditation-status field. Directory inclusion must not be presented as ASSH accreditation; applicants should confirm the listed status and the host's ACGME record.
BSSH publishes a UK hand-surgery fellowship planning list and explicitly warns that not all listings are current. Ordinary rows are not presented as BSSH affiliation, accreditation or proof of a live NHS vacancy.
NASS Surgical Spine14 detailed recordsNASS publishes a surgical spine fellowship directory. Directory inclusion verifies the programme identity and published fields but does not by itself establish accreditation or an open application.
EFAS runs travelling, exchange, visiting, clinical and research fellowship pathways in foot-and-ankle surgery. These educational visits do not themselves grant local clinical privileges.
FESSH39 detailed recordsFESSH offers its own Congress Fellowship, Travel Award and Research Fellowship. Its separate training-centre database collects centre-submitted opportunities but explicitly does not approve or verify those fellowships; OrthoFellow therefore labels every host-centre record as direct-confirmation rather than an endorsed vacancy.
EFORT2 detailed recordsEFORT-sponsored visiting and travelling fellowship pathways delivered through named European host centres. OrthoFellow consolidates the completed robotic programme into one pathway while preserving institution pages for geographic discovery.
ESSKA9 detailed recordsSociety fellowships and exchange programmes. These should not be presented as programme accreditation unless the official host publishes a separate accreditation.
APSS6 detailed recordsAPSS clinical, travelling and named-host spine fellowships across the Asia-Pacific region. These are society-sponsored pathways, not programme accreditation.
EUROSPINE4 detailed recordsObservership grants, travelling fellowships and a visiting research scholarship. These pathways are distinct from EUROSPINE Surgical Spine Centre of Excellence certification and the discontinued Advanced Diploma fellowship validation.
SICOT co-funds named orthopaedic fellowships with host hospitals and universities in several regions. Application status, duration and support are programme-specific and must be checked on the current official call.
EULAR1 detailed recordsEULAR runs a recurring three-level musculoskeletal-ultrasound course series. Course attendance is education, not a clinical fellowship or medical licence.
EFSUMB / EUROSON2 detailed recordsEFSUMB publishes EUROSON hands-on ultrasound courses delivered with national and university partners. Audience and prerequisites are course-specific.
AMSSM1 detailed recordsAMSSM and OHSU deliver a recurring sports-ultrasound course with introductory and diagnostic/interventional tracks.
AAPM&R STEP1 detailed recordsAAPM&R's STEP Ultrasound Certificate Program is a staged PM&R pathway with online learning, live courses, case logs, examinations and a hands-on skills assessment. It is not a fellowship and does not confer clinical privileges.
ESRA1 detailed recordsESRA runs recurring physician workshops in regional anaesthesia and pain intervention, including ultrasound-guided cadaver training.
ASRA Pain Medicine1 detailed recordsASRA offers recurring physician courses combining live-model ultrasound scanning and cadaver-based needling. These are continuing-education courses, not fellowships.
WIP / CIPS2 detailed recordsWIP runs the annual Gabor Racz interventional-pain conference and recurring CIPS workshops and examinations. Certification, course attendance and local clinical privileges are separate matters.