Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery (OB/GYN) fellowships in Europe

AGUB I requires being in specialist training in obstetrics-gynaecology, AGUB membership, and completion of basic and advanced courses at least 3 months apart; AGUB II requires AGUB I; AGUB III requires AGUB II.

The certificate is issued only to qualified specialists (trainees may attend modules) who are AUB members and document 40 CME-equivalent points including the mandatory Basisdiagnostik module and further modules.

July 2025 advert: certified obstetrician/gynaecologist with Austrian practice privileges; German speaking/writing; research/teaching experience; willingness to join night-call rota.

Conditional — applicants trained abroad must obtain Dutch BIG registration and RGS recognition/registration as a medical specialist, provide Dutch-language evidence, and meet the employing centre's selection criteria

Conditional — applicants trained abroad must obtain Dutch BIG registration and RGS recognition/registration as a medical specialist, provide Dutch-language evidence, and meet the employing centre's selection criteria

Conditional — applicants trained abroad must obtain Dutch BIG registration and RGS recognition/registration as a medical specialist, provide Dutch-language evidence, and meet the employing centre's selection criteria

Conditional — applicants trained abroad must obtain Dutch BIG registration and RGS recognition/registration as a medical specialist, provide Dutch-language evidence, and meet the employing centre's selection criteria

Conditional — applicants trained abroad must obtain Dutch BIG registration and RGS recognition/registration as a medical specialist, provide Dutch-language evidence, and meet the employing centre's selection criteria

Conditional — applicants trained abroad must obtain Dutch BIG registration and RGS recognition/registration as a medical specialist, provide Dutch-language evidence, and meet the employing centre's selection criteria

Designed for doctors who completed a four- or five-year national OB-GYN residency and approved board examinations; Irish Medical Council supervised registration, English-language standards, government sponsorship and relevant post-residency experience are required

Citizens of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia or the UAE; primary medical degree through English; structured internship; completed 4–5 year national residency with examinations (e.g. Saudi or Arab Board); at least one year post-residency experience in the chosen specialty; government sponsorship (self-sponsored candidates not accepted); IELTS Academic 7.0 (min 6.5 each domain) or OET B in all domains. Priority to MRCPI/MRCPUK holders.

24 months (including 2 months annual leave) for each narrow specialisation in gynaecology and obstetrics, per the Pravilnik text in Narodne novine 111/2009; confirm it is still the current programme

24 months (including 2 months annual leave) for each narrow specialisation in gynaecology and obstetrics, per the Pravilnik text in Narodne novine 111/2009; confirm it is still the current programme

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Conditional — physicians with a foreign qualification need Swiss recognition through MEBEKO/BAG and must satisfy the institution's specialist-title, professional-registration, and language requirements

Competency-based rather than a fixed course length. Completion depends on the module, training opportunities and learner; RCOG sets a maximum three-year window to complete SITMs, not a guaranteed three-year fellowship appointment.

For the RCOG training pathway, the first SITM can start from ST5 and the second only after MRCOG; no more than two SITMs may be trained in concurrently. Discuss module-specific prerequisites and local availability with the Educational Supervisor/SITM Director. These curriculum rules are not a separate employer appointment or international-licensing decision.

Not a fixed-length programme. Criteria: registration in the Colégio de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia; regular clinical activity in a unit with functional autonomy in the 5 years before the call; more than 60% of weekly time in the subspecialty; curriculum scored on a grid (minimum 14 points), including at least 300 incontinence/prolapse surgeries for the maximum surgical score.

Candidates must be registered with the Gynaecology and Obstetrics specialty college, have regular clinical activity in a urogynaecology referral unit over the prior 5 years with more than 60% of weekly time in the subspecialty, and reach at least 14 points on the scored curriculum (including documented surgical volume and publications).

UK NTN (or equivalent) with clinical training to ST4/ST5 and ARCP outcome 1; or UK CCT/Portfolio Pathway and on (or entitled to) the UK Specialist Register in O&G; or EEA/non-UK applicants listed on the UK Specialist Register in O&G

Apply directly to the Deaneries/Trusts as set out in adverts (usually in the BMJ); open competition with structured interview; register with the RCOG Subspecialty Committee on appointment

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.

EUGA training framework: minimum two and maximum three clinical years full-time in an accredited unit. This is the curriculum requirement; the local appointment length is not separately stated.

EUGA entry criteria require a recognised specialist qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology after structured approved training, proof of a recognised training post, and fellowship registration with EUGA before training starts.

EUGA entry registration requires proof of specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology training and of an available recognised training post, with an application form and proposed start date before commencement. Certification later requires the training logbook and supporting assessment/publication records. These are EUGA requirements, not a verified host recruitment checklist.