3 profiles include a source link. Open each programme to review its field evidence and unresolved questions.
These alphabetical examples have dated source checks for duration, eligibility and application route. They are a selection from this collection; capacity and application links do not establish an open place.
| Programme | Duration | Entry requirements | How to apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| FMUSP Anaesthesiology Discipline — High-Risk Obstetric Anaesthesia (Complementação Especializada) | 1 year, 20 h/week, 960 h (page shows 2026 cycle; 2027 listing also exists) | Foreign physicians need Brazilian diploma validation, an anaesthesiology diploma from the home country and Celpe-Bras level B2 | Online CCEx registration; written MCQ test, CV analysis and interview on the same day |
| FMUSP Anaesthesiology Discipline — Paediatric and Neonatal Anaesthesia (Complementação Especializada) | 1 year (1 Mar 2027 to 29 Feb 2028), 46 h/week, 2392 h | Completed anaesthesiology training (FMUSP CCEx requires accredited residency) | Online CCEx registration; written MCQ test, CV analysis and interview with coordinators |
| FMUSP Anaesthesiology Discipline — Perioperative Care of High-Risk Surgical Patients (Complementação Especializada) | 1 year, 20 h/week, 1040 h (Mar 2026 to Feb 2027 cycle) | Foreign physicians need Brazilian diploma validation, specialist diploma and Celpe-Bras level B2 | Online CCEx registration; written MCQ test, CV analysis and interview on same day |
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One-year in-person specialised complementation programme in paediatric and neonatal anaesthesia, with participation in research projects, run by the FMUSP Anaesthesiology Discipline.
One-year part-time in-person programme in high-risk obstetric anaesthesia at the FMUSP Anaesthesiology Discipline, based at the Central Institute of Hospital das Clínicas.
One-year part-time programme training physicians in postoperative and ICU care of high-risk or major-surgery patients, run by the FMUSP Anaesthesiology Discipline.