Specialist Society Fellowships
Below are the Fellowships currently open for applications by BOA-affiliated Specialist Societies.
British Society for Sugery of the Hand (BSSH):
TIG Fellowships
The purpose of this fellowship is to produce hand surgeons who are well versed in the breadth and depth of Hand Surgery. The fellows are expected to gain mutually complementary perspectives and skills from both Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery and Plastic Surgery, in the management of hand and wrist conditions. The fellowship represents the pinnacle of Hand Surgery training in the UK and serves as a training opportunity for future leaders in the specialty.
Applications will open 17th October 2023.
Please find further information here.
If you have any questions, or would like to be emailed when the vacancy opens, please contact either:
• Candidate Support Line: 01454 252610
• Email Support: [email protected]
Stack Fellowship
The Stack Travelling Fellowship of the British Society for Surgery of the Hand was introduced in memory of Graham Stack to recognise both achievement and contribution to the development of Hand Surgery in the United Kingdom. It is one of the most prestigious awards bestowed by the BSSH and is intended for Consultants who are full members of BSSH or for senior trainees who are associate members and who have completed a hand surgery fellowship.
Deadline to apply: 31st July 2023
Please find further information here.
Research Fellowship
The aim of the Research Grant/Fellowship is to fund clinical or basic science research of relevance to hand surgery. It is anticipated that this funding source will be used to fund a fellowship for a trainee, but applications from therapists for fellowships under the supervision of a BSSH member and non-fellowship research projects run by BSSH members will be considered equally. Studies to support research to assist a commercial enterprise will not be considered. Maximum funds of £50,000 per year are available.
Deadline to apply: 31st January 2024
Please find further information here.