MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery · Atlanta
2 MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery fellowship programs in Atlanta, United States, at 2 institutions. Also searched as MIGS fellowship, minimally invasive gynecologic surgery fellowship, endometriosis fellowship.
Atlanta Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery and Reproductive Medicine (SLS fellowship site; director Ceana Nezhat)
United States · AtlantaEmory University School of Medicine
The directory lists 2 programs under MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery Fellowship in Atlanta, United States, covering 1 specialty area at 2 institutions: MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery (2). Training types on record: Non-accredited clinical fellowship (SLS SMIRS site) (1); Clinical Fellowship (1). 1 of 2 publish a single clear length (the others word it differently or do not state it): 1 list 1 year. On international applicants, 1 of 2 indicate that they may be considered and 1 indicate they are not accepted; for the rest, eligibility is unknown or depends on local licensing, language and visa rules. Application deadlines are stated for 0 of 2, funding or salary for 1 of 2, and 2 of 2 link to an official source. Dates, intake sizes and eligibility change every cycle, so treat this as a starting point and confirm each detail with the program before you apply.
Length, training type and international eligibility as published for each listing under MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery Fellowship in Atlanta, United States. Confirm every detail with the official source.
Listed institutions in Atlanta include Atlanta Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery and Reproductive Medicine (SLS fellowship site; director Ceana Nezhat), Emory University School of Medicine.
1 of 2 listings indicate that international applicants may be considered. Eligibility depends on local licensing, registration, language and visa rules, so confirm with each program.
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