OncopLastic TIG Fellowship

Shape the Future of Breast Cancer Care: Collaborative TIG Fellowships in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery –

Why, Where, When?

Highly motivated breast and plastic surgery trainees seeking to refine their skills and propel their careers in a collaborative environment are invited to explore the Training Interface Group (TIG) Fellowships in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery.

This prestigious program offers a unique opportunity to:

• Master advanced oncoplastic techniques, integrating cancer resection with meticulous reconstruction for optimal patient outcomes.

• Perfect microsurgery techniques with many high volume autologous reconstruction units hosting fellows

• Collaborate and learn from leading experts in the field, gaining invaluable mentorship and fostering long-lasting professional relationships.

• Contribute to research, shaping the future of breast cancer care and advancing your own research profile.

Why?

Beyond honing your surgical expertise, TIG Fellowships provide:

• Enhanced Career Prospects: TIG Fellowship graduates are highly sought-after by institutions seeking surgeons with a collaborative and comprehensive approach to breast cancer care.

• Network Development: You'll build a strong network of peers and mentors, opening doors to future collaborations and career opportunities within a supportive and stimulating learning environment.

This program equips you with the skills, experience, and professional network to become a leader in the evolving field of oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery.

Ready to take the next step in your surgical career? Learn more about TIG Fellowships and join us in shaping the future of breast cancer care.

When?

 Post CCT. 

Central funding for the fellowships has been withdrawn and we are working out which units will be able to offer fellowships; watch this space and I will update when I have more information.