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MIGS & Endoscopic Surgery · Sydney, Australia

AGES Accredited Training Program (AATP) Fellowship in Advanced Gynaecological Endoscopy – Sydney West Advanced Pelvic Surgery Unit (SWAPS)

Sydney West Advanced Pelvic Surgery Unit – Blacktown & Westmead Hospitals

Clinical Fellowship2 yearsMay be considered (international)
SpecialtyMIGS & Endoscopic Surgery
Original classificationMinimally invasive gynaecologic surgery
Training typeClinical Fellowship
Duration2 years
StartTraining years run in two-year cycles (current recruitment for 2028–2029 positions)
PositionsNot stated on official page
Deadline / application cycleApplications for 2028–2029 trainee positions open 1 November 2026 (central AGES process; interviews at the March AGES Annual Scientific Meeting)
International applicantsYes – AGES states positions are open to both local and international graduates; training sites appoint trainees directly subject to local jurisdiction
Visa supportNot stated on official page
FundingNot stated on official page (AGES states the program aims to ensure fair and equitable remuneration)
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