Fellowship in Microsurgery

Region Stockholm; Stockholms kommun; Vor Ort; SEK 509.000 - 609.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Competitive salary

Late surgery compensation

Zusammenfassung

Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden offers a Microsurgery Fellowship within its Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery unit. The fellow will engage in clinical work, research, and education alongside staff surgeons and residents.

The program provides access to advanced facilities, mentorship from experts in microsurgery, and opportunities to contribute to high-impact research, with a competitive salary and compensation for late surgeries.

Qualifikationen

• Board certification or eligibility in Plastic Surgery (or equivalent).
• Experience in microsurgery preferred; however, training will be provided.
• Fluency in English (Swedish is an advantage but not required).

Aufgaben

• Assist and actively participate in advanced microsurgical procedures under supervision.
• Preoperative and postoperative patient care.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, oncologists, and radiologists.
• Conduct clinical research and contribute to ongoing studies in microsurgery.
• Present cases and participate in weekly departmental meetings and seminars.
• Contribute to training plastic surgery residents and rotating staff.

Kenntnisse

Microsurgery

Ausbildung

Board certification in Plastic Surgery

Jobbeschreibung

Medical Unit Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Are you highly motivated and young specialist in reconstructive plastic surgery eager to join our dedicated team of surgeons? Take the opportunity to become a microsurgery fellow at Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden! As part of our team, you will engage in all aspects of clinical work, research, and education alongside our staff surgeons and residents.

What we offer

• Access to state‑of‑the‑art surgical facilities and technologies
• Mentorship and guidance from internationally recognized experts in microsurgery.
• Opportunities to contribute to high‑impact research.
• Exposure to a wide range of complex cases at a world‑class teaching hospital
• A collaborative and innovative learning environment
• Competitive salary – approx. €4500/month plus compensation for late surgeries

About the Fellowship

Karolinska University Hospital, one of the world’s leading medical centers, ranked 4th best hospital globally and 13th in terms of innovation, is offering an exciting Microsurgery Fellowship. Our department is renowned for cutting‑edge work and innovation in reconstructive microsurgery, with a strong commitment to excellence in patient care, research, and education.

Our department performs microsurgical reconstructions for a broad spectrum of patients, including those with cancer, trauma, and transgender individuals. We perform 120–150 free tissue transfers annually and a large number of pedicled flaps every week. Our work is carried out in close collaboration with several medical disciplines at both a Level 1 trauma centre and a comprehensive cancer centre, with regular multidisciplinary conferences

This fellowship provides advanced training in a wide range of reconstructive microsurgical procedures, including but not limited to:

• Free flap reconstruction for head and neck reconstruction
• Breast reconstruction
• Trauma‑related reconstructive surgery
• Advanced burn reconstruction
• Gender‑affirming surgery – phalloplasty
• Lymphatic microsurgery

As a fellow, you will work closely with our expert surgeons, gaining hands‑on experience in both elective and emergency microsurgical procedures. You will be involved in all aspects of patient care, from preoperative planning to postoperative management. The fellowship also includes opportunities for clinical research.

Number of fellowships offered: 2 with separate starting dates

Planned start of fellowship: Mid‑August/early September 2027, or March 2028

Duration: 6 months

Key Responsibilities

• Assist and actively participate in advanced microsurgical procedures under supervision
• Participate in preoperative and postoperative patient care
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, including surgeons, oncologists, and radiologists
• Conduct research and contribute to ongoing clinical studies in microsurgery
• Present cases and participate in weekly departmental meetings and seminars
• Contribute to the training of plastic surgery residents and those rotating from other fields.

Requirements

• Board certification or eligibility in Plastic Surgery (or equivalent)
• Experience in microsurgery is preferred; however, training will be provided. Please include a description of your microsurgical experience
• Documented interest in education, such as mentoring younger colleagues or medical students
• Strong interest in both academic and clinical work
• Fluency in English (Swedish is an advantage but not required)

Contact

Senior consultant, Assoc. Professor Martin Halle
[e-mail]

Head of Section, Philip Dyhrfort
[e-mail]

Type of employment

Type of employment Temporary position

Contract type

Contract type Full time

First day of employment

First day of employment 15 July 2026 or 15 January 2027

Salary Montly

Number of positions

Number of positions 2

Full-time equivalent 100%

City

City Stockholm

County

Country

Country Sweden

Reference number

Reference number 2026/6932

Contact

• Martin Halle, [e-mail]
• Ann-Charlott Docherty Skogh, [e-mail]>

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