Trauma, Pelvis & Acetabulum fellowships in the United Kingdom

Completed higher orthopaedic training; Full GMC registration; Comfort with primary hip arthroplasty; prior lower-limb arthroplasty training is preferred; Appropriate prior orthopaedic or plastic-surgery training for the employing trust's fellowship post; Eligibility for the GMC registration and licence required for the post; Satisfaction of the employing trust's clinical competence, identity, good-standing and credentialing requirements

FRCS Trauma & Orthopaedics or equivalent; Advanced orthopaedic training appropriate to a senior trauma fellowship; Appropriate prior orthopaedic or plastic-surgery training for the employing trust's fellowship post; Eligibility for the GMC registration and licence required for the post; Satisfaction of the employing trust's clinical competence, identity, good-standing and credentialing requirements

Appropriate prior orthopaedic or plastic-surgery training for the employing trust's fellowship post; Eligibility for the GMC registration and licence required for the post; Satisfaction of the employing trust's clinical competence, identity, good-standing and credentialing requirements

Completed higher orthopaedic training programme (post-CCT); Full GMC registration; Able to operate on simple upper-limb and complex lower-limb trauma; Track record of research, QI and teaching

Programme-specific training-level and appointment criteria are not published in the reviewed current sources; Appropriate prior orthopaedic or plastic-surgery training for the employing trust's fellowship post; Eligibility for the GMC registration and licence required for the post; Satisfaction of the employing trust's clinical competence, identity, good-standing and credentialing requirements

Appropriate prior orthopaedic or plastic-surgery training for the employing trust's fellowship post; Eligibility for the GMC registration and licence required for the post; Satisfaction of the employing trust's clinical competence, identity, good-standing and credentialing requirements

Appropriate prior orthopaedic or plastic-surgery training for the employing trust's fellowship post; Eligibility for the GMC registration and licence required for the post; Satisfaction of the employing trust's clinical competence, identity, good-standing and credentialing requirements

Post-CCT candidates only; completion of recognised specialist training in T&O or equivalent; FRCS (Tr & Orth) or equivalent; Full GMC registration and licence to practise; Completed AO Advanced Principles of Fracture Management; ATLS provider; 12 months' registrar-level experience in an MTC / level 1 trauma centre; able to run an unfiltered major trauma take; Intention to work in a major trauma or level one trauma centre

The 2025 pack introduces six-month posts from August 2025 but its subspecialty section offers 6 or 12 months, preferably 12. Confirm the offered duration; the historical start is not current availability.

2025 post-CCT fellowship aimed at advanced orthopaedic trainees: basic medical degree, FRCS (T&O) or equivalent, completed basic surgical training or approved overseas equivalent, trauma experience and GMC registration/eligibility with a licence to practise.

The 2025 pack requires the NHS Scotland JobTrain online application form; CVs are not accepted in place of, or in addition to, that form. This corrects the earlier generic NHS Jobs route; no current vacancy is established.

Complete JobTrain form with medical regulatory details and at least two referees, including the current employer/line manager. The 2025 pack does not accept a CV instead of or in addition to the form.

The 2025 pack lists Clinical Fellow pay £45,504–£71,550 and an on-call banding supplement of 1A (50%). The displayed range does not state a pay period and is not asserted as current remuneration.

FRCS (T&O) or equivalent (essential); Valid ATLS certificate; Full GMC registration with a licence to practise; Competencies equivalent to at least ST6; CCT and demonstrable interest in pelvic, acetabular and complex hip surgery (desirable)