Research Fellowship » Read Clinical FellowshipThe Nuffield Department of Orthopaedic Surgery awards two research fellowships a year. These are the Lord Nuffield Scholarship in Orthopaedic Surgery and the Girdlestone Memorial Scholarship in Orthopaedic Surgery. Other research fellowships are available funded by the Royal College of Surgeons, the Botnar Foundation and the Arthritis Research Campaign, and the Medical Research Council on an ad hoc basis. Orthopaedic surgical trainees interested in pursuing a period of full-time research in either shoulder and elbow surgery, outcome studies or genetics of orthopaedic disorders should contact Professor Andrew Carr at the Nuffield Department of Orthopaedic Surgery on: pat.deeley@orthopaedic-surgery.ox.ac.uk Past Research Fellows include: Don Wallace, Veronica Conboy, John Williams, Jai Chitnavis, Jonathan Spencer, Lorraine Olley, Christopher Little, Jon Clasper, David Woods, Andrew Chambler, Andrew Cole, Harry Brownlow, Tas Paxinos, Jeno Kiss, Tony Bonomo, Paul Harvie, Timothy Matthews, Mark Brinsden, Graham Hill, Campbell Hand and Tony Bhullar. |
Clinical Fellowship » Read Research FellowshipThe Shoulder and Elbow clinic at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre awards a clinical fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery every 12 months. the fellowship usually begins on the 1st of July. The weekly programme of the Fellow involves two and a half days of operating, one day of clinics, half a day of pre-assessment clinic and teaching and one day for personal research and study. At present there is no general on-call commitment attached to the fellowship. The fellowship offers a wide range of elective shoulder and elbow clinic and operating experience. There is opportunity to learn arthroscopic and open techniques of shoulder and elbow surgical problems. The unit has an active research programme and organises regular teaching and conferences. Funding is available for the Fellow to attend national and international shoulder and elbow meetings and opportunities exist for clinical projects during the tenure of the fellowship. Any senior orthopaedic trainee in the equivalent of Years 5 or 6 in the United Kingdom. is invited to approach Professor Andrew Carr for further details of the fellowship on: pat.deeley@orthopaedic-surgery.ox.ac.uk Past Clinical Fellows include: Don Wallace, Veronica Conboy, John Williams, Jai Chitnavis, Jonathan Spencer, Lorraine Olley, Christopher Little, Jon Clasper, David Woods, Andrew Chambler, Andrew Cole, Harry Brownlow, Tas Paxinos, Jeno Kiss, Tony Bonomo, Paul Harvie, Timothy Matthews, Mark Brinsden, Graham Hill, Campbell Hand and Tony Bhullar. |
