Application information
- Application timing
- Central AGES applications for 2028-2029 trainee positions open 1 November 2026; interviews take place at the March AGES ASM (per AGES)
- International applicants
- AGES states positions are open to both local and international graduates; applicants must register as delegates for the March ASM interviews
- Visa support
- Not published; confirm with program
- Funding
- AATP aims at equitable remuneration across units; unit-specific salary not published
Entry requirements and contacts
- Entry requirements
- Applicants apply through the central AGES process and must be registered delegates at the AGES Annual Scientific Meeting where interviews are held in March; positions are open to local and international graduates.
- Published program contact
- fbw@fbwgynplus.com.au
- Program contact person
- Dr Fariba Behnia-Willison
- Verified as of
- 2026-10-20
Faculty
Classification and overview
AGES Accredited Training Program (AATP) Fellowship in Advanced Gynaecological Endoscopy – Queen Elizabeth Hospital & FBW Gynaecology Plus is listed as accredited clinical fellowship (ages aatp, 2 years; no degree conferred) offered by The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and FBW Gynaecology Plus in Adelaide, Australia. It is listed under MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery, with an original program classification of Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.
- Directory pathway
- MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery
- Original classification
- Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery
- Program format
- Accredited clinical fellowship (AGES AATP, 2 years; no degree conferred)
- About the accreditation
- AGES
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Program availability, deadlines, eligibility, accreditation, funding, licensing, and immigration requirements can change. Confirm every requirement directly with the institution before making an application or travel decision.
