Fellowships and Bursaries
Applications for 2018 are now invited.
The funds for this award are provided by the Ronald Raven
Trustees in Memory of Ronald Raven, Founder of the Association. The
Fellowship is open to trainees or recently appointed consultants
who are under 40 years of age at the time of the application and
who have gained the Fellowship of one of the British or Irish
Colleges.
Applicants need not be members of BASO but applications must
relate to the aims and objectives of the Association.
The closing date for receipt of applications for 2018:
21st September 2018
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ESSO Fellowships in Breast Surgery
The ESSO Fellowship in Breast Surgery is to provide
subspecialist education to surgeons who wish to have further
specialised training in the multi-modality clinical care specific
to the breast patient and a deeper training in breast cancer
research.
The fellowship consists of at least 12 months of continuous
education and training following successful completion of a
residency program leading to board eligibility.
Open positions
Nightingale & Genesis Breast Cancer Centre,
University Hospital of South Manchester, Manchester University
Foundation Trust (Manchester, UK)
One-year fellowship position from August-September 2018 to
August-September 2019.
Please click here for further information about this position
and about funding.
Guy's Hospital (London, UK)
One-year fellowship position from January 2019 to
January 2020.
Please click here for further information about this position
and about funding.
Awarded by the Travelling Surgical Society of GB&I
This prestigious bursary is open to surgical trainees at
ST7 to Consultants within 10 years of appointment.
All expenses including travel, accommodation, organised meals
and course fees will be met by the society (a value of some
£2,000). The award holder will deliver two talks during the
trip.The award is open to surgeons in the following specialties:
General surgery, including any of the subspecialties (Breast,
Colorectal, Upper GI, Hepato-pancreatico-biliary, Endocrine),
Vascular, Cardiothoracic, Plastic, Urology, General Paediatric,
Transplantation, Trauma or Military Surgery.
Other useful
websites:
Severn Postgraduate Medical
Education
Joint Committee on Surgical
Training
Royal College of Surgeons of
England
British Association of Urological Surgeons