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2015 has seen further development of our Fellowships Programme, which now offers a wider variety of formats to provide flexibility and greater opportunity; this re-design followed indications that we got from some National Representatives, that shorter periods to observe would be more accessible for those unable to leave their posts for a longer period.
The University Hospital Zurich invite ESCP members to participate in the study: Management of Anal Fistulae in Patients with Crohn’s Disease: An International Study Comparing Current Treatment Practices of Gastroenterologists and Colorectal Surgeons.
Applications are now closed. We are pleased to again announce this excellent opportunity, kindly initiated and organised by the International Committee of the Japan Society of Coloproctology. ESCP has been collaborating with the Japan Society of Coloproctology (JSCP) on a reciprocal basis now since 2008 and it is with pleasure that we welcome Dr. Kenji Matsuda to our congress in Dublin in September.
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. The following information is for reference only.The ESCP is delighted to announce a change in the fellowship schedule for the forthcoming year 2015-2016. Applications have now closed for three distinctive types of fellowships:
2 x six month fellowships
4 x three month fellowships
4 x two-four week observerships
The aim of these fellowships is to assist European surgeons currently training in coloproctology to undertake a visit to a centre in a different country in Europe. Preference will be given to applications to travel to a different region within Europe.
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