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.
How many APOS fellowships are listed on OrthoFellow?
OrthoFellow lists 8 orthopaedic programmes connected to the Australian Paediatric Orthopaedic Society (APOS), across 3 countries, led by Australia (6), Canada (1) and Ireland (1). Each programme is counted once, even when it has several host centres.
Which APOS fellowships are open now?
1 of the 8 APOS-connected programmes currently show an active, upcoming or explicitly rolling application signal. Status labels on each card below come from the programme's official source; confirm the current cycle there before applying.
Which subspecialties do APOS fellowships cover?
APOS-connected programmes in the directory cover Paediatric Orthopaedics and Spine.
What does the APOS listing mean for applicants?
Official directory listings: 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. An organisation listing does not by itself establish your eligibility, medical licensing or visa sponsorship, so check each programme profile.
Where is the official APOS fellowship directory?
The official Australian Paediatric Orthopaedic Society directory is at https://www.apos.org.au/fellowships. OrthoFellow links every programme back to its official source.
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