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Pediatric Plastic Surgery FellowshipPosted: 10/22/2024

Memphis

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) Pediatric Plastic Surgery Fellowship is a one-year, non-ACGME fellowship (Start date, July 1, 2025) designed to provide the Fellow with advanced training in the spectrum of pediatric Plastic Surgery problems, including craniofacial surgery and general pediatric Plastic Surgery. It is ideal for the trained Plastic Surgeon who would like further expertise in pediatric Plastic Surgery at institutions that serve a wide geographic area including both urban and rural populations. The Fellow will be fully engaged in the academic enterprise of the Department, including teaching at the undergraduate and graduate medical level, participating in research, and disseminating scholarly work through presentations and publications. The Fellow will work with faculty of the Division of Plastic Surgery in the inpatient, outpatient, and operating room setting, will participate in interdisciplinary teams, and will work at multiple affiliated institutions. (Program Director: Dr. Devra Becker, Division Chief of Plastic Surgery)  

Please forward letter of interest and curriculum vitae to Dr. Devra Becker, Professor and Chief, Department of Surgery, devra.becker@uthsc.edu 
 
 
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